Sentence examples for former communication from inspiring English sources

AHMAD FAWZI The Hague, Sept. 27, 2013 The writer is the former communication adviser and spokesman for the Joint United Nations-Arab League special envoys for Syria.

"Knowing how far he has to come and how much else he has on his plate, it was always almost amazing to see him there every day," said Michael LeVan, one of Moffitt's former communication instructors.

19 Feb: Kit Malthouse, then "deputy mayor for policing" and chair of MPA, lunches with Sunday Times. 3 Feb: Mayor's now former communication chief Guto Harri lunches with "BskyB/SkyNews" 12 March: Mayor has "Dinner for 2 at Cecconis" with "Rebekah Wade" according to hospitality register.

IN NATURE (vol. xiv., p. 29) Prof. Barrett says "it would be interesting to know on what grounds Prof. Hennessy bases his emphatic and reiterated assertion". The assertion referred to is contained in my former communication (NATURE, vol. xiii., p. 466).

And while it is admitted, on both sides, that there are exceptions to this rule, he is gratified to find that your Lordship admits that such exceptions must come within the limitations stated and the terms used in a former communication from this Department to the British Plenipotentiary here.

Barred interactions include "any meeting or other communication relating to the performance of one's official duties with a former employer or former client, unless the communication applies to a particular matter of general applicability and participation in the meeting or other event is open to all interested parties".

Prohibited interactions include "any meeting or other communication relating to the performance of one's official duties with a former employer or former client, unless the communication applies to a particular matter of general applicability and participation in the meeting or other event is open to all interested parties," according to the pledge.

Asked by Alastair Campbell, the former Labour communication chief, to name the politician he most admired, he chose Putin, and such is his hatred of EU foreign policy he found himself condemning the Ukrainian revolutionaries as credulous creatures of the European commission.

Atlas Obscura noted that the trend started with two local nightclubs, the Resi and the Femina; the former's communication system was said by the Chicago Tribune to be its "big lure".

Calling Jerry A. Whitworth "one of the most spectacular spies of this century," a federal judge Thursday sentenced the former U.S. Navy communication specialist to 365 years in prison and fined him $410,000.

Prime among the former were communication problems, inadequate protocol and equipment failure.