Sentence examples for create a communications from inspiring English sources
CIESIN teamed up with a center in India to create a communications tool that will help communities gather helpful climate change information, inform the public and respond to climate challenges.
2. Create a communications and public relations plan for your community in the case of an outbreak of a deadly disease.
Congress has struggled to create a communications network for emergency first-responders.
The first agenda can be dated to 1973, when the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPAA) sought to create a communications network that would support the transfer of large data files between government and government-sponsored academic-research laboratories.
In late 2017 the Justice Department sued to block an $85.4 billion deal between AT&T and Time Warner, saying the merger would create a communications and media behemoth unrivaled in its ability to reach most American homes.
But I do argue in that book that these new forms of 'outsider journalism' when combined with the best of mainstream news media and when they exploit the power of new digital networks, create a communications power that is a serious challenge to authority.
SNCC created a communications wing as well as a photo and film agency within its organization.
He created a communications subcommittee and developed a strategy in which the national council supports regional groups through a centralized communications database, invitation templates, and other tools.
The transaction, which creates a communications company with about $90 billion in annual revenue, was approved by antitrust and telecommunications regulators last month.
Crawford uses the 2011 merger between Comcast and NBCU as a framework to explore how deregulatory changes in policy have created a communications crisis in America.
This makes the emerging networked public sphere more responsive to intensely held concerns of a much wider swath of the population than the mass media were capable of seeing, and creates a communications process that is more resistant to corruption by money.
