Sentence examples for communicated its message to from inspiring English sources

Barbara's vision guided the Institute as it opened its doors to the general public and communicated its message to the world.

He said the opposition must present a coherent, united voice and emphasize its commitment to democratic reforms, and communicate its message to the public — something Mr. Anwar complained was difficult because of the government dominance of television and newspapers.

For the moment, her choice is to direct the high beams of her glamour on the opposition, which for years has struggled to communicate its message to a broad public.

Sixty-Two Percent See Republican National Convention as Effective in Communicating its Message to America.

Al Jazeera has long been used by Al Qaeda as a means of communicating its message to the outside world.

Bucher attributed the recall's win to his own campaign's failure to communicate its message to voters before absentee ballots were sent out.

As with Belmokhtar's Signed in Blood, MUJAO seems to prefer Mauritanian media sources to communicate its messages to the world.

At the very least, this means the movement to a higher minimum wage hasn't communicated its message effectively.

To communicate its message directly to residents, the refinery went digital with its own Twitter account, Facebook page and YouTube videos.

Equally, the ICC has not been able to communicate its message effectively on the continent, leaving it susceptible to misrepresentation by those who seek to undermine the institution.

The perception that Israel's policies and public relations simply do not matter to the world leads Israel to ignore policies which should be advanced, and to neglect communicating its message when and where it matters most.