Sentence examples similar to benevolent communications from inspiring English sources
Benevolent communication is a give and take.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
George Werble, the first-person narrator, has fled his smug Middle Western heritage, armed himself with an M.B.A. and risen to become the highest-ranking American in the the benevolent dictatorship of the Gruppmann Group, a German communications conglomerate.
The benevolent hackers had to reverse engineer those communications coming from the radio frequency (RF) controller.
To Brian Behlendorf, one of the leading developers of the Apache web server, another successful open-source project, and now chief technology officer at CollabNet, this keeps the benevolent dictators from becoming real ones.Yet cheap communications alone are not usually enough to get open-source communities off the ground, nor to make them as successful as Apache or Linux.
Pattison told him, though, that the FA had a benevolent fund for just such contingencies - and there the communications started to break down.
And most open-source projects are governed by a "benevolent dictator", an individual with exceptional programming, organisational and communications skills such as Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux.The power of these leaders, however, is not absolute.
They are never benevolent.
