Sentence examples for communications targeted at from inspiring English sources

Mass communications targeted at insecure people seeking ego reinforcement.

The number of "selectors" designed to filter out and store communications targeted at foreigners had gone up steadily, the document said, although the numbers were redacted.

The surveillance programs at issue fall into two categories: The collection of metadata on all American phone calls under the Patriot Act, and the snooping of electronic communications targeted at foreigners under a 2007 surveillance law.

Jayson's interests include communications strategies targeted at sharing the benefits of biotech with his fellow animal lovers, and humanitarian efforts to make the best possible biotech tools available to farmers in food-insecure regions.

In recent years, PR firms have devoted considerable resources to crafting communications campaigns targeted at the all-important "Millennials" age bracket, which at a population of more than 75 million surpassed "Baby Boomers" this year as the nation's largest generation, according to Pew Research Center.

"All of the packaging and ad copy is all babies and moms — and their regular day-in, day-out marketing and communications is all targeted at moms".

Social networks come last because, she notes, they are a wide-open forum where communications is less targeted at one individual.

In nine key Senate races, outside groups have already spent at least $12.5 million on advertising and grassroots communications targeting both already announced and potential candidates.

And a large-scale communications campaign has been targeted at all staff to remind them of their obligations.

OTI's statement reads in part: The Open Technology Institute is very glad that the review group appears to agree with us that the NSA should not be in the business of collecting every American's phone records, and that any government demand for communications metadata should be targeted at particular information," Bankston continued.

The lion's share of that--$1.45 trillion--is targeted at communications services.