Sentence examples for distributed a message to from inspiring English sources

FILM: WELLESLEY REACTS -- Responding to criticism and other comments in e-mail messages, letters and phone calls from concerned alumnae reacting to the film "Mona Lisa Smile," the president of Wellesley College has distributed a message to help them "to set the record straight".

Using email addresses provided to us by the Transplant Games organizers, we electronically distributed a message on July 20 to attendees (including athletes and spectators), requesting that they complete an outbreak survey.

What's more, a political operative can pretend to be a nobody to distribute a message that might be unfit for the airwaves.

To break that down, CareZone's new broadcast product basically lets users quickly distribute a voice message to others in their care network, allowing them to select up to 100 people from their CareZone or iPhone contact lists, and record and update messages — after which CareZone shows them a status page which makes it clear who has received the message and who hasn't.

A process in a distributed system uses broadcast to send a message to all other processes in the system.

The Cardinals also distributed an e-mail message to fans on their ticket lists to announce the free game.

Each mesh node in the WMN is initially given a message and the objective is to design a minimum-latency schedule such that each mesh node distributes its message to all other mesh nodes.

Champion's company Force Majeure issued an Australia-wide call out for people that self-identified as fat, larger, or bigger bodied, distributing the message to body acceptance communities and creative and queer networks.

Revenues will eventually come from 'sponsored brags' created by brands which want to distribute a marketing message in a fun way, and they are looking to license a white label version of the platform.

The telecom companies would also be able to control any content they chose, as when Verizon refused to distribute a text message alert from NARAL Pro Choice America and AT&T muted singer Eddie Vedder's criticism of President Bush during a live Pearl Jam webcast.

Democratic staff members gleefully distributed an intercepted e-mail message to the Republican Senate offices from an aide to Dr. Frist urging them all to be present for the march because the majority believed it had an agreement with the Fox News Channel to televise the procession live if enough members participated.