Sentence examples for communicate official from inspiring English sources

Lights were turned off at the Köln Cathedral and elsewhere around the city, to communicate official disapproval of the anti-Islam events.

Most schools have official email lists for each classroom that communicate official announcements.

All three men were in the same cellblock in 6-by-8-foot cells that were not adjoining but had wire-mesh walls, which might have enabled them to communicate, officials said.

Facilitating this rights-based participation in the health system, ongoing training and policy support must be established to enable communities to communicate with officials.

One way the terrorists may try to communicate, the official said, is strictly through couriers, who would carry paper notes or computer flash drives.

Last week, the EPA froze its grant programs and issued a gag order instructing its workers not to communicate on official social media accounts or with reporters, as HuffPost previously reported.

At that time, the FBI director chided Clinton for being "extremely careless" in setting up a private email server in the basement of her New York home, which allowed her to communicate outside official channels and the security protocol for government emails.

More than 500 people were killed, and fault lines in the government's communications network were exposed as different regions had no way to communicate with officials in Santiago.

Operating switchboards in France, they juggled constantly shifting lists of codes and connections, worked fast amid artillery blasts, and mastered the "genteel diplomacy" needed to communicate with officials in French as well as English.

Ortiz said mayors have received satellite phones to help them communicate with officials in San Juan.

Campaigns themselves are similarly prohibited from communicating in official capacity — a prohibition Macron's group ignored in order to issue the statement.