Sentence examples for communications establishing from inspiring English sources
Those include improving radio communications, establishing food and water distribution policies and lining up storm cleanup crews.
Consolidation psychological warfare consists of messages distributed to the rear of one's own advancing forces for the sake of protecting the line of communications, establishing military government, and carrying out the administrative tasks by such a government.
An HR generalist in a small- to mid-sized company will be involved in medical and other benefits, worker disputes and employee relations, company policies, coaching and training, compensation, corporate communications, establishing the company culture, and yes recruitment.
The tool also allows for improving internal communication, with chat room communications established around each risk event.
Under French guidance, Tunisia's finances were soon stabilized and modern communications established.
Petitioner has apparently conceded, in both federal and state court, that the undisclosed ex parte communications established federal constitutional error.
The telephone call and other communications established the interstate aspect of the crime and allowed Federal officers to enter what would otherwise have been a local investigation.
But as the ambitious new exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, Encounters: The Meeting of Asia and Europe 1500-1800, makes clear, Europeans were latecomers in the network of global trade and communications established by Arabs, Persians, Indians and the Chinese.
A study last year published in Nature Communications established that these can be influenced by an individual's environment and nutritional intake, and affects the long-term health of offspring.
I understand that the Court's approach to this case is largely a function of petitioner's apparent concession below that the ex parte communications established a constitutional violation.
Infrared goggles have been issued and radio communications established with the two-man units patrolling through the surrounding bush.
