Sentence examples for communication with foreign from inspiring English sources

Passports should be considered formal recognitions, the court ruled, and as a means of the president's communication with foreign states.

CONGRESS just passed, and President Bush hurriedly signed, a law that amends the legal framework for the electronic interception of various kinds of communication with foreign sources.

With their leaders under arrest and charged with "incitement to kill" and being in communication with foreign powers, Mr Maskati said opposition had no definite plan for future action.

But Congress inserted language into the National Defense Authorization Act of 2015 expanding the eligibility for the Purple Heart by stating it should cover an attack if the perpetrator was in communication with foreign terrorists or inspired by one.

Through their communication with foreign governments, U.S. diplomats emphasize the truer participation in gender-responsive planning and budgeting and work with ministries to make sure that priorities are given and targeted measures are taken for locating sufficient resources for women and girls' empowerment.

With Vice President Roosevelt and much of the cabinet hastening to the bedside of McKinley, who had been operated on (it was thought successfully) soon after the shooting, Hay planned to go to Washington to manage the communication with foreign governments, but presidential secretary George Cortelyou urged him to come to Buffalo.

To facilitate communication with foreign-language speaking patients, a community interpreter bank run by the Geneva Red Cross GRCC) has been available to all hospital personnel since 1999.

Results will be used to identify priority activities aimed at building an organizational culture that reflects concern for effective communication with foreign-language speaking patients.

Since 2006 she also oversees interpreter use within the hospital, and in this role develops research and training activities aimed at ensuring effective communication with foreign-language speaking patients.

In order to foster an institution-wide culture conducive to ensuring adequate communication with foreign-language speaking patients, both hospital-wide policy and service-level activities aimed at reinforcing this policy and putting it into practice will be necessary.

Moreover, Congress clearly understood that even when the government is targeting foreign persons for collection, communications of US persons may be acquired if those persons are in communication with the foreign targets, for example as was testified to in today's hearing when Najibullah Zazi communicated with a foreign terrorist whose communications were being targeted under Section 702.