Sentence examples for communications previously from inspiring English sources

Many users would rather quit than submit to having their online communications, previously anonymous or pseudonymous, attached to their real identity.

Moreover, it has improved the livelihoods of farmers and others who are provided access to critical market information and lifeline communications previously unattainable in some 28,000 villages of Bangladesh.

"It's almost waste stuff, generated as a by-product of communications, and previously we did nothing with it," says Rob Englebright, programme manager at Jisc, which champions use of digital technologies in education.

The Prime Air team this month also added its own communications lead, previously of Microsoft PR firm Waggener Edstrom, and has its own general counsel.

Audrey Wang currently works in advocacy and communications and previously worked in public policy and international relations.

Of particular concern is the high failure rate of 49% to repeat back instructions and the even higher failure rate of 97% to write down instructions given over the telephone despite receiving instruction with respect to both of these aspects during communications training previously in the curriculum.

He was previously communications director at Forum for the Future.

The acquisition gives Cisco access to technology permitting wireless communications at speeds previously possible only with wired connections.

Lee Petar, a boss of Tetra Strategy, the lobbying firm that introduced a Dubai defence contractor to Werritty, was previously communications chief for Bicom.

David Cameron and Theresa May have also used the Paris attacks to argue for increased powers of surveillance by reviving the abandoned draft communications data bill, previously labelled a "snoopers' charter".

The UN says America has promised to stop spying on its communications.Ms Feinstein, previously a doughty defender of America's spooks, declared: "I do not believe the United States should be collecting the phone calls or e-mails of friendly presidents and prime ministers".