As various rebel factions are fighting for dominance in the conflict, it "gives al Qaeda a more trusted avenue for communicating with their envoy on the ground…which makes al Qaeda feel in control of regional jihadi affairs without actually being in the picture".
As various rebel factions are fighting for dominance in the conflict, it "gives al-Qaeda a more trusted avenue for communicating with their envoy on the ground which makes al-Qaeda feel in control of regional jihadi affairs without actually being in the picture".
Church announcements were also flagged as an alternative avenue for communicating messages about appropriate malaria treatment and prevention.
Women who have participated in clinical trials may also be an appropriate avenue for communicating information to potential participants, as they can offer a personal perspective that may reach other women more effectively.
Communicating this "finesse of the avenue" is as valuable as the scholars and thought leaders' views about successful urban attributes.
The television in Croatia is considered to be important in avenue for non-governmental organizations communicating their concerns to the public and to criticising the authorities.
The interns perceived blogs to be useful during internship in providing an avenue for knowledge construction, problem solving, reflection, and communicating their emotions.
Of late, an evolving avenue of research has developed conceptual frameworks for communicating results to study participants.
It's the least social way to go about communicating with your friends, and presents more barriers than it does actual avenues for being social with other people.
The chilling effect is palpable -- driving some underground and forcing others to seek different avenues to communicate.
The actors mingle with the crowd, communicating through interpreters and touch — a reminder of the need for human contact, even when normal avenues of communication are closed.
