Sentence examples for communicate its position from inspiring English sources

Ms. Crotty announced: "At Governor Pataki's direction, D.E.C. will formally communicate its position to the U.S. Forest Service and the federal Bureau of Land Management".

A bladder lets the float sink to depths as great as 2,000 metres before surfacing to communicate its position and data to satellites.

In addition, before the recall, a woefully inadequate 7% of stories quoted someone from the company or cited data provided by it, meaning Merck didn't have the "share of voice" required to communicate its positions.

A spokesman for Gundersen said it had signed on with Mr. Gingrich's Center for Health Transformation as it sought help communicating its position on end-of-life care and other practices.

He said: "It's not exactly a shock to discover that a trade association which represents an industrial sector that has been hit by a tax decides to invest time and resources in communicating its position to a variety of stakeholders.

Members of the administration met at the White House this week to "chart a more cohesive energy and environmental policy strategy, including a game plan for communicating its position on climate change". The meeting included several deputy-level officials from the White House policy councils and members of various agencies including the EPA and Energy Department.

The Council is headed by Ambassador Horace Dawson and communicates its position through white papers which are disseminated to policymakers, politicians, scholars, journalists, and chapters of the fraternity.

Our observation that Plk1 activity is required to localize Rho to the contractile ring is an important step toward understanding how the microtubule spindle communicates its position to the cell cortex to specify the cleavage plane and initiate contractile ring assembly.

He said the party's weaknesses in communicating its positions to the public on key issues had left it vulnerable.

Boots may be our trusted high street chemist but its advertising has continually failed to capture the value of that positioning and communicate its value in a way which creates capital, despite being so highly trusted.

Among the many ways in which Duke University communicates its official positions on legislative and regulatory issues is through sending letters to Members of Congress, Administration Officials, and other policymakers.