Sentence examples for communications early from inspiring English sources

Findings emphasise the need to manage public communications early during new influenza outbreaks.

Craig Oliver, a BBC executive who will take up the post of No 10's director of communications early next month, will also take a close interest in medium-term planning.

Mr. Pfeiffer said an exercise in lessons learned, conducted when he became communications director early in the first term, showed that Mr. Obama was talking in public too much.

And it also must scramble to provide Internet service from space; indeed, the company is promising to begin offering two-way data communications as early as October.

However, GCC climate experts accepted the impact of human activity on climate change in their internal communications as early as 1995, according to a document filed in a 2009 lawsuit and included in the UCS dossier.

"I think it had a significant change in the overall climate in that it reframed the discussion nationally and it did two things," Anita Dunn, who served as White House communications director early in Obama's presidency, told Dan Balz in his book Collision 2012.

Businesses that hope to avoid a situation like Bodega's can involve marketing and communications professionals early on and ensure diverse voices have a seat at the table.

Personnel are urged to open lines of communications as early as possible with the appropriate authorities to ascertain the correct requirements for any ground support equipment that might be required.

The Pentagon deployed airborne command posts, better communications and early-warning systems, Minuteman missiles that could be quickly launched, and a large fleet of ballistic-missile submarines.

The evolutionary development of cCBT and its reliance on ever-increasing speeds of internet communications make earlier reviews unlikely to be relevant to our aim.

If you look at our early communications with community, they look very similar to today.