Sentence examples for communications whose from inspiring English sources

Or they could follow the lead of James Q . Crowe chief executive at Level 3 Communications, whose executives announce stock sales in advance, in press releases.

Businesses also employ innumerable other people, in areas such as "government relations", "public affairs" or "corporate communications", whose job, in plain English, involves lobbying for or against changes in public policy.

Cablevision NYSE CVCVC) of Bethpage says it is confident the precautions it took last year will adequately preserve the value of its investment in Adelphia Communications, whose stock price has plummeted in recent weeks.

Nokia is a global leader in mobile communications whose products have become an integral part of the lives of people around the world.

About Nokia Nokia is a global leader in mobile communications whose products have become an integral part of the lives of people around the world.

We just got off the horn with Palm communications, whose official statement was… well, that they don't talk about rumors or speculation, including stuff like this.

The team leader should appoint a member of the team as communications lead whose sole role is to communicate with the laboratories and other departments.

(This is, after all, the institution that quickly embraced the printing press and mass communications and whose own office of evangelization gave rise to the term propaganda).

"We studied!" bellowed Mahdi Kazal, 20, who wants to study communications (and whose other vision of the future included a threat to kill the new Iraqi minister of education).

Executives from Qwest Communications of Denver and Cable and Wireless of Britain, two communications companies whose dealings with Global Crossing are part of the S.E.C. investigation, are expected to testify.

Reuven Rivlin, the communications minister whose thinking is close to Mr. Sharon's, added bluntly: "Arafat is the brunt of the problem".