Sentence examples for communications to move from inspiring English sources

For one, you still have to build relationships if you want your communications to move your business forward.

She uses strategic communications to move organisations from "awareness raising" to true information sharing, leading to action.

The Romney campaign is engaging in "situational demagoguery," a kind of sophisticated messaging that is always shape-shifting, which allows for truly twisted "communications" to move freely through the news cycle and hit its intended target audience.

Alaa Milbes oversees internal and external communications for Jobs to Move America, streamlining messaging and assisting with media relations and the organization's website and social media presence.

We have seen terrorist groups in the Middle East, in Afghanistan and elsewhere in south Asia discussing the revelations in specific terms, in terms of the communications packages they use, the communications packages they wish to move to.

He later ran a corporate communications firm, but decided to move to the United States in 2001.

But they have yet to fortify the position in any way, or to move communications equipment to it, or to dig trenches for their ever accumulating waste, or to provide it and its environs with any sense of order.

At the Institute of Directors, Cheshire branch chair Jeff Hardman notes that across the country, businesses in rural locations find it hard to attract the best talent or clients, "because their competitors are citing transport links and communications as reasons not to move out of central locations".

He has signaled in the past few months that he has learned some of these lessons, but it is going to take a long period of clear communications and building trust to move the country forward.

She has led award-winning campaigns for clients in technology, health care and government that leverage the right mix of modern marketing, communications and PR strategies to move their businesses forward.

This past May, the FAA announced a pilot program at Newark Liberty and Memphis Airports to move from voice communications to data-based communications between controllers and aircraft.