Sentence examples for institutional message from inspiring English sources

"The institutional message for cops is: Who wants to be a street cop?" Eddie Vasquez does.

The Camera Nazionale, meanwhile, continued to operate like a club with vague governance, a wobbly institutional message (what does "Made in Italy" mean, anyway, when so many Italian goods are manufactured in Eastern Europe and sent back across the border to have a label sewn on?) and a tendency to communicate by fax.

Poisson regression was used to compare institutional message and "re-tweet" counts.

These institutional messages now form the majority of texts in cyberspace - and several organisations forbid the use of abbreviations, knowing that many readers will not understand them.

The bigger the institution, the more it needs to look into filtering of content - empowering users to make some choices themselves, and ideally scheduling the institutional messages so they form a constant stream.

I write all day long, in addition to doing a lot of what you might more broadly call communications work (strategic messaging, institutional marketing, speech writing, etc).

The result is a spunky, well-spun account of how talent can overcome institutional racism — a heartening message in regressive times.

"It is really important to convey a message of institutional and economic stability," said acting prime minister and PP head Mariano Rajoy in a televised address after Britain voted to leave.

Accepting the award, producer Michael Sugar said he hoped the film's message – that institutional silence over child abuse was not to be tolerated – would "resonate all the way to the Vatican".

President Peña Nieto's glorification of Mexican institutional capability in his message on the capture might suggest a reluctance to do this.

"And so when... an institution pledging to make change has a leader so staunchly opposed to women seeking justice, it sends a message about institutional priorities.