Sentence examples for distributed information through from inspiring English sources

In Kazakhstan, in addition to the concert, Schering created a free hotline and distributed information through doctors' offices and pharmacies.

The ICES distributes information through various journals and other publications, including the ICES Journal of Marine Science.

"We encourage people to get out and vote," Mr. Fowlkes said, but as far as distributing information through church, "If it were focused on one party or person, that would be too much".

Leopard Server includes a Wiki Server to make it easy for teams to create and distribute information through their own shared Intranet website.

Users can connect their devices as nodes, which will then host, store and distribute information through the internet as opposed to being reliant on large central data centres for storage, typically managed by the large technology corporates.

We have no fees for membership, distribute information through a free list serve, maintain free and inclusive public events, and have charged either nothing or a small fee to cover materials for our teacher workshops.

The next Andy Carvin will have to think twice before distributing information through any outlet other than a traditionally recognized news media entity.

As a matter of policy, FEMA distributes information through news releases, social media and other means, but those in line said they either knew about the event because of alerts from a local radio station or else simply through word of mouth.

The challenges discussed in the present study may be overcome by systematically distributing information through existing channels, such as migrant organizations, and by providing communication training and awareness programmes for GPs to meet migrant needs better (20).

In the past two years, the SafeGuards Gay Men's Health Project in Philadelphia has held workshops to teach men how to defend themselves against gay-bashers, conducted a campaign to urge gay men to get vaccinated against hepatitis A and B and distributed information about syphilis through Internet chat rooms, said the group's director, Chris Bartlett.

The cycle is amplified by a celebrity-industrial complex of highly connected members propagating status symbols through distributed information networks, and the masses on the periphery of these networks consume spectacular imagery and partake in its celebration so that they may transcend (or perhaps momentarily forget) the boring and mundane realities of life.