Sentence examples for internal communications by from inspiring English sources

The initials are that of the authority's Negotiations Affairs Department and are used in internal communications by the chief Palestinian negotiator,Saeb Erekat, along with the name of his assistant, Wajeeha.

The proposals — one for Internet, one for e-mail — aim to boost the security of Germany's internal communications by preventing them from bouncing outside the country, which has far stricter privacy regulations than the United States.

While the portal is intended mostly to provide Vatican news in an easy-to-use setting for the outside world, Monsignor Celli says he hopes it will also improve the Vatican's internal communications by letting various departments know what one another are doing and help provide a more coherent message.

The exclusion of coal and climate denial, as well as fake front groups that oppose action on global warming, is outlined in internal communications obtained by the Guardian and confirmed by company executives.

The warnings are contained in two internal communications obtained by the Texas Tribune and written at the beginning of the year by longtime Democratic operatives Peter Cari and Maura Dougherty.

WikiLeaks denies having had contact with Stone in a tweet and in internal communications obtained by the Intercept.

Nobody from the D.F.S. wished to be quoted on this issue, but I understand that most of the material for the investigation came from trading receipts and electronic records of internal communications provided by Deutsche Bank.

The other is Norman Pearlstine, the former Editor-in-Chief of Time Magazine who turned over notes and internal communications demanded by Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald after the Supreme Court refused to intercede.

Often internal communications are complicated by the highly sensitive nature of the data.

Previously, he's made works that honour the tech maverick Kim Dotcom and mock the garish graphics of the National Security Agency's (NSA) internal communications, as revealed by the Snowden leaks.

From internal communications published earlier this year by the U.S. Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, we know that he personally signed off on some of the risky maneuvers that the chief investment office applied.