Sentence examples for communications internally from inspiring English sources

What used to be very closely guarded communications internally and externally can no longer operate in the same way.

And it's also important that workers understand their rights, so both companies and their suppliers should "open up dialogues and communications internally in factories, and allow [workers] to hold [trade union] elections that are democratic and fair, so that they too have a voice", Ansett concludes.

"There was a breakdown in our communications internally," said Jorge Bermudez, an executive vice president for Citibank, when asked by Senator Susan M. Collins, Republican of Maine, why Citibank had not undertaken its own investigation into M.A. Bank after the federal seizure.

Judge Jed Rakoff of the Southern District Court tossed out the settlement Monday and ordered the matter to trial in February, a move that will force the company to disclose more about its communications internally and with shareholders in the days and weeks leading up to the closing of the Merrill transaction in January.

Company leaders in general, however, must learn to demonstrate a level of sophistication, nuance, sensitivity and respect when communicating internally, especially when those communications involve high-profile people -- like celebrity actors, for example.

This was the early 1990s – and social media channels (as we now know them) weren't around: so the whole communications approach (internally and externally) could be very carefully managed.

A Crisis Management Plan should also establish guidelines for practical communications both internally and externally including speaking with the press.

It is in a different league to phone calls, emails or IM when it comes to corporate communications, both internally and externally.

The communication begins internally.

The communications program is known internally within Virgin Media as FieldTalk and will host a regular series of audio updates delivered on-demand either to a field worker's phone or through the company's Intranet.

Regulators say the firms are required to preserve all business communications they have sent -- both internally and externally -- for three years.