Sentence examples for communications aimed at from inspiring English sources

Two agencies are expanding in the realm of marketing communications aimed at Spanish-speaking consumers.

Cohn & Wolfe, New York, part of the WPP Group, has formed a strategic alliance with Circulation Expertí, Hartsdale, N.Y., a public relations agency specializing in communications aimed at black and Hispanic consumers.

The Science Media Center (SMC) and its spinoffs in Japan, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, which receive substantial funding from agricultural biotech companies [8], played a central role in this campaign, broadcasting communications aimed at science journalists.

The whole project is still in the early stages, so there's not much in the way of details, though the list of features includes the addition of far-field communications aimed at extending the range of Microsoft's Siri/Alexa competitor, Cortana.

Over the past eight years, through capacity-building support, movement-building activities, and strategic communications aimed at elevating asset-based narratives about young males of color, CBMA has been equipping nearly 5,000 individuals representing more than 2,700 organizations with the framework and even more importantly, the data critical to launching their work into future.

NGOs' communications aim at eliciting care and compassion, and cultivating solidarity, usually through financial transaction (Orgad 2013: 298).

As discussed earlier, NGOs' communications aim at cultivating solidarity, usually through financial transaction (Orgad 2013: 298), so that on the whole, their fundraising letters, beyond their individual readers, address a larger community of supporters and/or potential donors who are affiliated around similar values of care and compassion.

While the focus of the environmental view of green communications aims at minimizing greenhouse gas emissions and the focus of the engineering view of green communications tries to find ways of reducing the energy usage in the sector, both views expect similar outcomes.

Microsoft plans to integrate Skype into Lync, a Microsoft communications product aimed at businesses.

Two former advisers to President Obama, Robert Gibbs and Ben LaBolt, are forming a strategic communications firm aimed at leveraging their political experience in Washington for corporate and nonprofit clients.

The two work for Concert, a wholly owned subsidiary of AT&T and British Telecommunications, which designs and markets broadband communications systems aimed at businesses.