Sentence examples for general communications from inspiring English sources

However, the factor analysis found that the general medical and some of the general communications skills were correlated and that intercultural communication topics were differentiated from other (non-communication specific) intercultural skills.

Their multiple jobs have been merged into general communications.

She said: "Several healthcare organisations engage together with NHS England three or four times a year on an ad hoc basis, in an open forum, to facilitate ease of general communications about commissioning and other NHS matters".

The audience may be confused by a few referrals to neck-roll clear‑outs at the breakdown but in general communications between ref, TMO, players and crowd are clearer than ever.

Senate ethics guidelines expressly bar an official who has put his assets into a blind trust from having anything but the most general communications with the trustee who manages the investments, and then only when those communications are in writing.

The Telecommunications segment comprises telecommunications and general communications services.

Cristina Gallach, UN under secretary general for communications and public information, attended on behalf of the secretary general, Ban Ki-moon.

The review of future activities in Iraq is "literally on a day-to-day basis," Shashi Tharoor, the under secretary general for communications and public information, said in an interview.

And he was not just brainstorming: "Instead, it was a comprehensive and considered plan proposed by the IAAF deputy secretary general and communications director to a member of the IAAF president's inner circle".

He was previously chief executive of NHS Direct, which closed in March this year, director general of communications at the health department and head of news at the trade and industry department.

As in the first secret balloting of the 15 Council members on July 24, Mr. Ban was first, Shashi Tharoor of India, the under secretary general for communications, was second, and Surakiart Sathirathai, Thailand's deputy prime minister, was third.