Sentence examples for communications for developing from inspiring English sources

"If you want to register your land, a farmer just types in 'reg,' the identification number of the farm, the season and how large of a plot he wants," said Rajesh Veeraraghavan, who was a Microsoft researcher before he left to earn a doctorate in information communications for developing areas.

Timothy Kurek is an internationally best-selling author, internationally sought after speaker, and serves as the Director of Communications for Developing America.

Daniel N. Lewis joined Sesame Workshop, New York, in a new post, director for new media communications, responsible for developing and overseeing a strategy for the social media.

The process of developing a communications strategy can be a useful opportunity for developing the communications capacity of research partners.

Her father is a vice president for developing communications products and services for Neustar, a network management company.

Metromedia mmg is Kluge's holding company for developing communications assets in China and eastern Europe.

A communications officer at WHO is responsible for developing and publishing communication and advocacy material for the organization, serving as a spokesperson for the organization, developing and implementing a strategic corporate communication plan, and supporting member countries to develop and implement communications.

She was responsible for developing our communications and dissemination capacity at the Foundation, so that FCD could be more effective in our role in social change for children.

The initial attempts for developing cooperative communications focused on physical (PHY) layer schemes [1 3].

Entire careers in the CIA's Office of Technical Service — the part of DS&T directly responsible for developing covert communications systems — were built on these internet-based systems, said a former senior official.

Effective research communications in the context of a consortium requires both financial and human resources for developing strategies; building the communications capacity of individuals and organisations; coordinating and supporting those individuals; as well as for communications activities and products themselves.