Sentence examples for correct messages from inspiring English sources

The challenge for Blair, a politician finely attuned to nuances of presentation yet simultaneously battling to deflect accusations of spin, is to convey the correct messages with his clothes while making them seem irrelevant.

It's important they set the standards and send the correct messages," said Henman.

It is set to 10-3 for grades 1 to 2 (corresponding to 999 correctly interpreted messages out of 1,000[3]) and to 10-4 for grades 3 to 4 (corresponding to 9,999 correct messages out of 10,000).

"In Freetown, many live roaming lives so the possibility of transmitting correct messages is lower than in rural districts," said British anthropologist Paul Richards, who has 30 years of experience in Sierra Leone.

"The challenge was, and remains to some extent, to communicate the correct messages clearly, and to establish a consensus on what could be agreed in terms of standards and indicators," explains Joyner.

To deliver personalized advice, three inter-related elements were necessary: 1. a screening instrument (questionnaire) to measure alcohol consumption and influencing determinants; 2. a message source file containing all tailoring messages; and 3. a computer program that offered the opportunity to analyze the screening results and to select the correct messages from the message file [ 21, 46].

This is the polar opposite of the correct message.

Turner then had a meeting with Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, and both agreed on the "correct message".

"He sent the correct message, that they have the strength to defend the currency at certain levels, and conveyed the confidence needed to anchor expectations," Costa said.

"As the Governor discussed," Doner wrote, "he wants all the issue advocacy efforts run thru one group to ensure correct messaging.

Only an aggressive response will send the correct message to current and future TSA employees that this sort of conduct is unacceptable.