Sentence examples for communications that include from inspiring English sources

Messages: One-way communications that include brand, collateral, manuals, advertising, packaging, and the like.

The Vanguard Letter and SDX Protocol stand as clear indications that institutional investors will press for communications that include outside directors.

Its special quality is to alleviate communications that include all participants as equal partners.

All Parties to the Convention are required to produce regular national communications that include a section on adaptation.

In order to support self-skincare tasks, the SkinCare app requires three main functions: (1) self-care task schedule and reminders, (2) skin condition monitoring and communications that include imaging, information about the skin problem, and consultation with clinician, and (3) secure two-way messaging between the patient and clinician (wellness coordinator).

On a trip to the Middle East last month, I was told that a number of years ago the Israeli signals-intelligence agency, known as Unit 8200, broke a sophisticated Iranian code and began monitoring communications that included talk between Iran and Pakistan about Iran's burgeoning nuclear-weapons program.

Smith was in group email communications that included planning for an "Alt-Right Toastmasters" night in 2016 and dinner parties with white nationalists.

The Royal Engineers Signal Service, formed in 1912, was given responsibility for communications that included signal dispatch, telegraph, telephone and later wireless communications, from army headquarters to brigade and down to battery level for the artillery.

The firm's contract allowed up to $380,000 in fiscal year 2017-18 for "digital communications" that includes "micro targeting" to specific audiences, maintaining social media pages on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, and updating two existing websites affiliated with the tollway agency — howsthedrive.com and getmovingoc.com.

It designed it, in part, to ease the development of marketing communications programs that include public relations, direct marketing, sales promotion and other services beyond mainstream advertising.

In Brazil televangelists own communications empires that include print, radio and television, often hosting American evangelical leaders (like Jordan Sekulow) promoting books and DVDs, encouraging people to join the church or warning of a "new threat" to the family, tradition or religious liberty.