Sentence examples for communications carefully from inspiring English sources

Read all communications carefully and respond promptly.

We targeted our communications carefully, through mass campaigns but most importantly through corporate communications channels.

Mindful of their circumstances, the three governments worded their communications carefully, but the talks would be used as evidence that Lithuania was conspiring with Latvia and Estonia in violation of the mutual assistance treaty.

Communicate carefully.

Wu, a law and communications scholar, carefully and devastatingly traces out the history of media regulation in response to potential decentralisation of communications oligarchies and monopolies, and places the internet in a context that establishes its credentials as a genuinely novel phenomenon.

According to a person who saw Dell's 2005 internal communications, company executives carefully devised a public relations policy around the OptiPlex situation.

But Nicolle Wallace, another former Bush White House communications director who carefully studied Mr. Obama when she worked for Senator John McCain during last year's campaign and admires Mr. Obama's speaking skills, said the new president should stick with success.

Mr. Snelgrove's arrest has also raised questions about warnings that were missed or ignored in his case, and about how carefully communications about inmates are shared among the state's law enforcement, court, prison and parole systems.

Every premeditated murder was planned by someone whose communications were being carefully scrutinized.

It reminded us that, when properly articulated, "failure" need not be the clarion call of a carefully honed communications strategy, but can the precondition to communicating a new story about a (seemingly new) organisation, outlining a new way of operating, encouraging external and internal audiences to reframe perceptions.

Emergency plans and communications systems should be carefully evaluated, they add.