Whether he is taking a severance package or simply leaving on his own accord, we don't know, but sources tell us that he is already communicating to some of his direct reports that he will be leaving.
While the majority of stakeholders also stated that the reforms were not sufficiently communicated to the public, some noted that extensive public communication was not possible at the time.
Leibniz also holds that the perfection that we perceive in other objects is in some sense communicated to ourselves, although he does not say that our pleasure in the perception of perfection is actually directed at the self-perfection that is thereby caused.
Grey's success has communicated to the news media that some women's taste runs to BDSM and power play--enough women, in fact, to get the attention of the Gray Lady herself.
There's something very touching to me about someone almost communicating to themselves in some way -- trying to come to some deeper understanding of yourself and having compassion for yourself.
You, like us, might tend to say you don't have a preference, even though you most definitely do because you don't feel like racking your brain or going through your SoundCloud to communicate to the driver some obscure track you've been listening to.
Instagram is a social network: you post your content to a select circle of followers, communicating to a wide audience some of whom choose to communicate back.
Isn't this what some parents communicate to their kids when they are harassed by a fellow student or teammate?
Social actions, such as consumption, are used to communicate to others a signal about some private information that is relevant for the social ranking of the individual.
"Analysts' surveys open the door to potential problems because firms could start communicating things to some clients that they are not communicating to all of them.
