Sentence examples for communications offices from inspiring English sources

Mr Ross's appearance was the first evidence that new "instant response" communications offices were at work.

On weekday mornings, Mrs. Simmons, who works in PepsiCo's corporate communications offices in Purchase, drives 15 minutes east to work, while her husband drives south for 10 minutes to his law office in Tarrytown.

The shut down also means that the USDA's communications offices are now closed.

(Stateline contacted communications offices for a dozen state Medicaid offices that restrict hepatitis C antivirals to those patients with fibrosis scores of F3 or F4. None responded).

During her six-year career at Freeport, she was based in Madrid and Jakarta, where she built the company's local communications offices.

Larger offices may employ three or four full-time investor relations officers, while smaller companies field their queries through consulting firms, or have their chief financial officer or corporate communications office perform the duties.

Using a magazine style format, the Knowledge Centre, managed by the communications office in close collaboration with research academics, is a vehicle to communicate Warwick's research outcomes and impact in the most user-friendly way possible.

"We struggled through SARS, [and] we really didn't have a lot of risk-communication resources or training to call on," says Dick Thompson, who joined WHO's communications office in 2001 after 23 years as a journalist at Time magazine.

Someone in the Forest Service communications office recognized a promotional opportunity.

"There are laws to save pandas," Valentina Puggelli, an employee in the company's communications office.

Her mother, also retired, managed the budget for the communications office of the United Nations Development Program in Manhattan.