Sentence examples for communications explains from inspiring English sources

"NATS uses the TLS protocol and signed messages to ensure the integrity of communications," explains Brian Flannery, Community and Ecosystem Manager for NATS.

"We do not follow the US tradition in which sport is purely entertainment," William Gaillard, Uefa's director of communications, explained.

Today Mark Adams, the committee's director of communications, explained: His English is good, but he did not mean working-class as in hammer and sickle.

"In the wintertime, generally people like to warm up more and more, and as a result, people become really bulky," said Aoi Matsumoto, Uniqlo's manager for global marketing and communications, explaining how the idea for its Heattech line was born.

Hanna has specialised in advising individuals experiencing long-term unemployment in London Make sure you explain why it's worth a company investing time in you: Don't forget that taking on someone for work experience can be costly in terms of time and other resources for organisations, so make sure that all your communications explain how you could add value to the team.

The Toyota crisis was a clear-cut case of failing to manage quality problems and the communications explaining them, but the Goldman Sachs example is a more complex reputational crisis.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Maggie Ardiente, Freethought's director of development and communications, explained why the group is concerned about a political system that has been monopolized by religious lawmakers.

This discussion focuses on the strong, scary graphic warnings that are widely used in mass media interventions (of which over 80% lacks efficacy components; Cohen, Shumate, & Gold, 2007), designed to enhance the perceived severity of a threat (as opposed to emotionally neutral communications explaining one's susceptibility to a threat).

"LWEC is about getting the evidence and improving the communications channels," explains Professor Andrew Watkinson, LWEC's director.

Alastair Campbell, New Labour's communications genius, explains how journalism works: once journalists have a prism, all news is seen through it.

"The peninsula is linked to Ukraine by motorways, water canals and energy communications," Zakusylo explains.