Sentence examples for communicating its plans from inspiring English sources

Smith said that L&R acknowledged that it could have been better about communicating its plans, and stressed that there is no current plan for demolition.

We didn't know what it was, but the group, as is typical of Berkeley radicals, was more fools than knaves, and was communicating its plans on a public Web site.

Now the complaint is that the Fed is bidding up the price of Treasuries in order to bring down yields and, worse still, communicating its plans in advance so the banks can make easy money.

Salazar called López Obrador's crackdown "an achievement," but said the administration has done a poor job of communicating its plans, failing to articulate a long-term vision for defeating the powerful fuel theft cartels.

If the Fed gets this wrong — or if the central bank communicates its plans poorly — it will likely spook the market.

The minutes also highlighted just how hard it is for the Fed, which does not traffic in plain language, to always effectively communicate its plans.

To test the reaction of markets to its tender, Lincolnshire plans to hold a supplier engagement workshop on 11 September to communicate its plans and intentions for successful delivery.

The Fed's leadership and policy signals are being closely watched around the world, especially in developing economies where many fear that if the central bank pulls back too rapidly on its economic stimulus efforts or communicates its plans poorly, global financial markets and the flow of capital could be badly disrupted.

For an individual franchise that communicates its plan and then follows through, it can make sense.

Deltawind's open attitude and the visibility of the wind turbines exemplify the cooperative's strong urge to communicate its intentions, plans, and innovation to others.

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.