Sentence examples for entered into communication from inspiring English sources

Having alienated the affections of the Huguenots by his pride and violence, Adrets entered into communication with the Roman Catholics and declared himself openly in favour of conciliation.

Let us hope that the Haitian and South African governments will enter into communication in order to make that happen in the next coming days".

William James and psychologists such as Joseph Segond describe prayer as a "subconscious" and "emotional effusion," an outburst of the mind that desires to enter into communication with the invisible.

The Powers will now enter into communication among themselves to decide how and when Scutari shall be handed over to them.

Its adherents claimed that the human soul, having attained a certain degree of perfection, was permitted a vision of the divine and entered into direct communication with the Holy Spirit.

Thus, the followers of Sister Isabel de la Cruz, a Franciscan, organized the centres of the Illuminists (Alumbrados), mystics who believed that through inner purification their souls should submit to God's will and thus enter into direct communication with him.

Finally, density of communication and advice networks were entered into the model on the level of the units (model 3).

The longer 6MWD will be entered into a regression equation determined from a previous study [9 and personal communication] to calculate predicted peak watts on a cycle ergometer.

"The club is in communication with a number of interested parties, all of whom have entered into non-disclosure agreements," read a Tranmere statement. .

Gender, age, admission group, communication skills score, and result from the written surgical examination were entered into the database.

Data on the communication interventions identified were extracted by two researchers (NW and JK) and entered into the data extraction form in Microsoft Word.