Glenn J. Elliott, a senior vice president for Reuters, said the sign will cost "in excess of $20 million" and is intended to communicate the company's "coming of age" as a technology-driven, Internet-based business.
He said he took responsibility for the way the company had communicated and Thomas Cook now intended to communicate with the family directly.
The naming of the shoe is purely coincidental and was not intended to communicate any connotations".
A spokesperson said: "The Perfectly Fit line was created to celebrate and cater to the needs of different women, and these images are intended to communicate that our new line is more inclusive and available in several silhouettes in an extensive range of sizes".
There have been fasts, attempted visits, protests, pray-ins, and other peaceful public actions intended to communicate to Publix the strength of our desire to have honest dialogue with them.
Even now, as they have crisscrossed the country seeking to provoke media attention, the Phelpses remain a fixture at public parks, government buildings, other churches and graveyards here carrying homemade signs intended to communicate — with their signature subtlety — the view that the acceptance of homosexuality has doomed America.
Traditionally, toys were intended to communicate parental values and expectations, to train children for their future adult roles.
At one time, playthings were expressly intended to communicate parental values and expectations, to train children for their future adult roles.
These works in particular were part of a line that leads directly to the puppy, which Mr. Koons has said he considers a "spiritual work" because it is intended to "communicate happiness," pure and simple.
The tattoo at the base of Angelina Jolie's neck which reads "know your rights" seems obviously intended to communicate a message, and has been seen by millions of people around the world in publicity and paparazzi photographs.
This may explain why clinicians read an expectation of antibiotics into parental communication that is only intended to communicate concerns or to elicit further information.
