Sentence examples for communicating regularly from inspiring English sources

Some other themes that came out of the discussion were: a focus on long-term engagement rather than one-off events; equality or access training for staff members; partnership development; building relationships with local community groups to reach new audiences; and communicating regularly with your audience.

But before the F.D.A. can consider communicating regularly with Brussels or Beijing, he said, it needs to start talking with its offices in Texas and California.

Coughlan and Stepney were shown to be communicating regularly not only since before the first race of the season, but also with two McLaren drivers.

Mr. Cummings said he had been communicating regularly with A.I.G.'s chief executive, Edward M. Liddy, about the bonuses ever since December.

Coughlan and Stepney were shown not only to be communicating regularly since before the first race of the season — won by Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari — but also with two drivers of the McLaren team.

And, she said, communicating regularly with industry can help get the word to parents about potential allergens in products, and supporting research to identify causes of allergies helps consumers more than companies.

Government, academic, private-sector, and community groups continue to communicate regularly about the lead law.

"Bush compares himself to a C.E.O., but C.E.O.s communicate regularly with their constituents — shareholders," Donald A. Baer, the communications director in the Clinton Administration, says, adding that Bush has yet to find "his own version of fireside chats".

They didn't communicate regularly.

European and American antitrust authorities communicate regularly and cooperate, but they operate independently.

He and his wife are now friends with whom I communicate regularly.