Sentence examples for communications references from inspiring English sources

The Greens and Labor will move a motion to ask the Senate environment and communications references committee to report on mass closures of electricity generators, and expect sufficient crossbench support to set up the inquiry.

The Senate environment and communications references committee began investigating the environmental, social and economic impacts of plans to drill in the Bight, but the inquiry lapsed when a double-dissolution election was called, and held on July 2 this year.

For example, website communications referencing workforce diversity were interpreted as directed toward employees.

The framework of the type synthesis of PMs constructed in this paper would provide a unified platform for communications and references among different approaches.

This can be handy in business communications, for reference and more.

It also reflected on the fact that the main text does say that "member states should endeavour to take necessary measures to prevent the propagation of unsolicited bulk electronic communications," a reference to email spam and other unwanted messages.

Other sources were abstract books of symposia and congresses, theses, textbooks, monographs, reviews, editorials, letters to the editor, free or rapid communications, and the reference lists from all the articles that were retrieved.

This paper reports on the design, fabrication and testing of novel one and two port piezoelectric higher order contour-mode MEMS resonators that can be employed in RF wireless communications as frequency reference elements or arranged in arrays to form banks of multi-frequency filters.

The communications director was referencing reports that he stands to profit from his investment firm while in office, based on previously undisclosed financial disclosure forms.

In the entire set of articles and communications there are 80 references to motivation, but there are 18 documents (36%) that do not contain a single reference to this concept.

Some of the intercepted communications have included frightening references to attacks that the Qaeda operatives say would cause vast numbers of American casualties.