Among other things, the government says it wants to assess whether a fund's prospectus clearly conveys how it uses derivatives.
"Someone was offering very astute political advice about how to weaponize information, how to convey it, how to use the existing Russian outlets, like RT or Sputnik, how to use existing American vehicles, like Facebook".
Towards the end of the book, Coetzee conveys absolute sincerity while scrupulously directing the reader's attention to the potentially fraudulent techniques he's using to convey it.
Since that pen pal has no experience of their world, it's important that they convey it in full detail and using all their senses – taste, touch, smell and sight.
Kibo claims it is encrypting the secret messages it conveys (using symmetric encryption algorithm DES), so says it has no access to the text that's stored encrypted on its servers, saying only the sender and the recipient are able to read the unencrypted messages.
The two devices he used to convey it were crises — confronted rather than manufactured — and, since this is the State of the Union, special guests.
The terminology doesn't exactly convey the same message it used to, but that's an argument/post for a later time.
They may also function to facilitate communication processes by conveying ideas using imagery [ 22, 23].
It used to convey a moral sensibility, but now it conveys an economic one: not getting paid.
The federal funds rate cannot possibly convey the type of information it used to, and there is no comparable short-term rate.
Land has a voice, he said, and it conveys its prudent, logical use.
