Sentence examples for communications that contribute from inspiring English sources
The Fisa court has only released a handful of its secret opinions in its three decades of existence, and none of the "informal communications" that contribute to the modifications cited by Walton, although some tension between court and government can be gleaned through the opinions.
In 1781 Concorde was responsible for vital transfers of personnel, funds, and communications that contributed to the allied success at Yorktown.
It was also a kind of communications medium that contributed to the spread of European civilization.
In Story+, small teams of undergraduates collaborate on projects that contribute to the broader research, teaching, scholarly communications, and/or public engagement agendas of Duke faculty, Duke librarians, nonprofit organizations, and other University or non-University project sponsors.
For example, the communications breakdowns between rescuers that contributed to the day's cascading catastrophes and a death toll that included 343 firefighters.
This paper reviews the major strategic communications and advocacy initiatives that contributed to the success of MVP.
The emergency response to November's deadly shooting at Los Angeles International Airport was hampered by poor communications and a lack of coordination between agencies, problems that contributed to a chaotic evacuation and delays reaching victims, officials said Tuesday.
Sunday Star, 23 September 2007 EDUCATION: Towards child-friendly societies IT IS important to understand the root causes that contribute to violence against children, says Unicef communications officer Indra Kumari Nadchatram.
Yes, that contributes too".
That contributes to scarring.
