Sentence examples for communications circulated from inspiring English sources
Eric Latzky, the orchestra's vice president for communications, circulated the article.
Mr. Culberson found himself at odds with other members last month as new guidelines for external communications circulated on Capitol Hill.
The first question was: "Why would Save the Children chose (sic) to provide one of its most prestigious award – 'a global legacy award' to a man accused of being a war criminal?" In response, Eileen Burke, STC's director of media and communications in the US, circulated "a line" explaining Blair was selected for the award for debt relief work and the Make Poverty History campaign.
This week, Rubio and Cruz's campaigns have been feuding so intensely that Cruz had to fire his communications director for circulating a misleading video about his opponent.
St Philip's College apologised "unreservedly for any offence" in a statement circulated by an external communications agency that specialises in crisis management on Friday.
Lawmakers are now seeking communications among government authorities and documents circulated internally at the New York Fed, the people briefed on the matter said.
More than 100,000 people downloaded FireChat in 24 hours in the city, according to developers, as rumours circulated that authorities were clamping down on communications.
Yet he also said that among the first messages he received after news of the bust-up had begun to circulate were communications from Google and Facebook.
In a memorandum circulated today at British West Indies Airway's offices, the company's communications director, Clint Williams, cautioned employees that "the United States response to Sept. 11 has yet to come, and will globally impactour industry".
