Sentence examples for direct communication from from inspiring English sources

HIV test results were communicated to the referring provider either directly by the patient or via direct communication from HIV counselor to the referring provider (with patient assent).

In the absence of direct communication from their abductors, political controversy swirls round the incident.

She said it was the first direct communication from him since he was jailed.

Club management officials have said that the bank was founded to limit direct communication from club to club.

And, three, here is some direct communication from me and from your colleagues about what's going on.

"Clearly the last couple of weeks, we've seen increased direct communication from bin Laden and allegedly the Al Qaeda leadership," Mr. Ridge continued.

It also acquired and re-skinned Beluga as Facebook Messenger in August 2011 as a standalone app to break direct communication out from its bloated primary app.

But the procedure of helping you achieve your desired outcome -- to help you achieve on the outside what you envision for yourself on the inside -- demands the very same direct communication and cooperation from your team of hair specialists -- under one roof.

32 We did not explore in depth the use of alternative technologies, for example, the direct communication of results from laboratories to patients or the potential impact on result communication of an increase in point of care testing as these are not yet freely available in the NHS.

By recognizing the impact of clear and direct communication and seeking feedback from their teams, leaders leverage, rather than abuse, their positional power.

Submarine-based and tactical weapons, often on the move and isolated from direct communication with the outside world, are the least secure.