Sentence examples for been communicated to from inspiring English sources
verb
To impart To impart or transmit (information or knowledge) someone; to make known, to tell. To impart or transmit (an intangible quantity, substance); to give a share of. To pass on (a disease) to another person, animal etc.
- It is vital that I communicate this information to you.
To assist this, survey results have been communicated to commune and village health workers to pass on to their communities.
Community health action recovered 73.8% (31/42) of the CD cases for whom final information had not been communicated to the ASPCAT through telephone calls (17 cases), community activities (13 cases) and home visits (1 case).
The Arab Spring and other recent, mass events -- positive and negative -- have been communicated to participants, news organizations and global opinion through new communication systems and information-distribution networks.
Or rather, have you been communicated to by it?
A few weeks earlier a similar message had been communicated to the Danes.
Government sources say it was not the first time that message had been communicated to Rudd.
A spokeswoman for the bank said that most of the positions at risk had already been communicated to the staff.
Mr. Wack said he was unaware of those data, which might not have been communicated to the nuclear regulator.
The decision to put the scheme on hold is seen as so sensitive that it has not been communicated to key consultants on the project.
If you can hear me now it will be the first time speech has ever been communicated to an aeroplane in flight.
"[But] part of what has been communicated to congressional committees is that we want legislation to come with necessary protections for individuals".
