Sentence examples for communication spending from inspiring English sources

Successful interracial pairings require choosing the right partner, engaging in open communication, spending quality time together and other key ingredients needed for healthy living.

According to the Center for Responsive Politics, "The amount of independent expenditure and electioneering communication spending by outside groups has quadrupled since 2006".

According to the Center for Responsive Politics, "The amount of independent expenditure and electioneering communication spending by outside groups has quadrupled since 2006". In 2012 alone, groups spent over seven billion dollars trying to influence the election and well over three billion dollars lobbying Congress.

We chose the new instrument of QYPP for this study since we needed a shorter instrument including specific adolescent activities like texting, online communication, spending time with friends without adult supervision and having a romantic relationship – such features are not part of the CAPE.

— 43 percent of them did — those whose surrogates had better communication spent up to 12 fewer days on ventilators and other technological supports.

His team, guided strategically by David Millar in the absence of radio communication, spent much of the race playing a restrained waiting game as all kinds of attacks developed around them.

Jeffrey Prosser, owner and head of Innovative Communication, spent his 48th birthday this September in Washington, D.C. working with $500-an-hour lawyers to stave off a pack of creditors and regulators who are ready to have him tarred and feathered.

Mr. Mossialos said he found that his own ministry, for media and communication, was spending $750,000 a year for office space for just 11 people.

Then, we report initial results from the MTL project, primarily in the form of an overview of the collected data and of an initial analysis of the participants' communication, mobility, spending behaviors and their interactions with personality traits and life satisfaction.

In addition many studies target only specific areas of participation, for example leisure or physical activities or include younger children and do not ask about typical adolescent activities like online communication or spending time with a boy- or girlfriend.

Simulation results show that the InFRA algorithm can use only 70% of the communication resources spent by a reactive version of the Centered-at-Nearest-Source algorithm.