Sentence examples for communications to identify from inspiring English sources

The relationship manager captures your data from email, calendars, contacts and other sources and analyzes the language in those communications to identify relationships and share updates with co-workers.

It does that by automatically capturing data from email, voice, social networks and calendars and analyzing language in those communications to identify words and phrases in an email that might indicate a lead is getting ready to take the next step, or just the opposite.

We developed structures in our communications to identify our things (a.k.a. nouns), descriptors of our things (a.k.a. adjectives), what we do with or to our things (a.k.a. verbs), and even descriptors for how we do what we do with or to our things (a.k.a. adverbs).

4. Assist communities to identify and leverage available resources to address barriers to EmONC (e.g., communications and transport for EmONC). 5. Identify and assess capacity of available EmONC referral hospitals, work with hospital staff to accept transfers, perform appropriate cesarean sections/other procedures and review/maintain quality of care.

The United States Chamber of Commerce was the biggest spender on electioneering communications not to identify any donors.

Last week, a report by the Interception of Communications Commissioner, Sir Anthony May, found that the police had failed to give "due consideration" to Article 10 rights when applying to obtain communications data to identify journalistic sources.

Protection for journalists: clarification that the judicial commissioner will be required to consider 'the overriding public interest' when authorising the use of communications data to identify a journalist's sources.

"GSM networks use a range of encryption and authentication technologies and other features to make it difficult for criminals to fraudulently access and/or eavesdrop on customer communications or to identify and locate customers," the association said in a statement.

"Today I have written to all chief constables and directed them under section 58 (1) of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (Ripa) to provide me with full details of all investigations that have used Ripa powers to acquire communications data to identify journalistic sources.

Sir Paul, a former Lord Justice of Appeal, said: "I have written to all chief constables and directed them to provide me with full details of all investigations that have used Ripa powers to acquire communications data to identify journalistic sources.

This review aims to acquaint the reader with the imaging anatomy of the PPF, its important communications, and to identify some major pathological conditions that can involve the PPF, especially in conditions where its involvement can have serious diagnostic and therapeutic implications, such as in perineural tumour spread.