Sentence examples for indirectly communicated from inspiring English sources

The other two studies (13, 14) were set in community pharmacies where pharmacists indirectly communicated recommendations to primary care physicians via fax or letter.

Under the prosecution's theory, because Private Manning knew the materials would be published and that Al Qaeda could read them once published, he indirectly communicated with the enemy.

In that year, still an obscure young professor of theology, he indirectly communicated to Erasmus a warning that the doctrine of grace expressed in the annotations and preface to his edition of the New Testament (1516) essentially reiterated the heretical view of free will for which the monk Pelagius had been condemned in the fifth century by St . Augustine

One hundred and eight subjects (57%) had directly or indirectly communicated an intent to die before their death and 58 (30%) had left a suicide note.

And even if Mr. Assad refused to shake Mr. Olmert's hand on Sunday, and left the room when the Israeli leader spoke, the two communicated indirectly through Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.

Each communicated stories of persecutions within their communities and suggested methods of counteracting such insults.

We communicated via Morse code.

"Only indirectly.

"We communicated with drawing," Mrs. DeCarlo said.

Not directly; not indirectly.

"They still argued a lot but communicated with songs.