Sentence examples for communications in addition from inspiring English sources

The museum, which closed on Tuesday, reopened yesterday at the request of the mayor, "to restore a sense of civic equilibrium," said Harold Holzer, the museum's vice president for communications, in addition to providing a place for visitors stranded in the city by the airline shutdown.

I was also attracted to the program because it stressed the importance of communications in addition to technical knowledge".

Other systems, such as the relay-based DART deployed in rural Africa [4], have offered only very limited data communications in addition to voice.

He was responsible for all content, features, and the customer interface, and also oversaw all customer communications in addition to heading up the research and analysis arm of the company.

We thank Alicia Klepfer who assisted with review of the national communications in addition to a number of translators: Mikhail Yatskov, Kerry Dooley, Craig Wayson, and Ana María Planas.

The only difference wrought by BCRA was that it expanded the coverage of the restrictions to include broadcast "electioneering" communications in addition to "express" advocacy.

The communications agency, in addition to securing $11 billion for the federal government from the sale of the licenses, apparently favors the deal because it would transfer the licenses to companies that could put them to use quickly.

Floris van de Klashorst, a director in the multimedia unit at Nokia's office in White Plains, said he believed that traditional park activities — reading newspapers and listening to music — were increasingly being done using mobile communications devices, in addition to watching television and sending e-mail.

The work is not finished, but the draft proposal says the chief security officer -- who would ideally hold a graduate degree in business or law -- should be a senior executive with strong analytic, strategic and communications skills in addition to security expertise.

The great hope of Internet calling was to provide 'presence' — knowing the availability or status of a contact before initiating a call — but with so many disparate communications platforms, in addition to the longevity of the humble phone line, the feature and its utility is hardly universal.

NPR CEO Vivian Schiller forwarded the memo, sent initially to news staff, to the entire organization, telling employees that the note applied to "digital, programming/AIR, legal and communications" employees in addition to the news staff.