Sentence examples for disseminated not from inspiring English sources

The rules were not disseminated, not routinely observed and not enforced".

The target was the grotesque pack of lies about the Obamas that have been widely disseminated, not only by marginal right-wing Web sites and sicko viral e-mail campaigns but also by such nominally respectable outfits as Fox News.

It also laid particular emphasis on networking, with information disseminated not only to each individual's network of friends but also to friends of friends what Zuckerberg called the "social graph".

The next observation is that significant information is disseminated not only horizontally (within the alpha ring, or within the beta ring), but also vertically.

There may be a need to target guidelines to different audiences, or a need to ensure that guidelines are disseminated not just to specialists, but also to primary care physicians.

(Religious leader, Seventh Day Adventist) Results of investigations are not being disseminated, not even to the people whose children were tested, and participants portrayed a low comprehensibility.

"The point is to disseminate, not to be billionaires," said Jane Hermann, the director of dance at International Creative Management.

What is needed is a new generation of knowledge-enabled systems that provides the infrastructure needed to capture, cleanse, store, organize, leverage, and disseminate not only data and information but also the knowledge of the firm.

From call centers in Ohio to Houston, his subordinates are disseminating not just His word but also a melodic niceness that washes over you like an ocean current.

And as we build in this fashion, we begin to respond in tandem, communicating, reacting, witnessing, voicing, contributing and disseminating not just information, but the experience and reaction that goes along with it.

Not always and not as quickly as we might sometimes like -- but eventually, good work is found and disseminated, if not always celebrated.