Sentence examples for message supplied from inspiring English sources

"These changes will allow field office employees, who will continue to work their regular hours, to complete interviews and claims work without using overtime," said an Oct. 3 message, supplied by the union, to employees from Mary Glenn-Croft, SSA's deputy commissioner for operations.

The next intercepted message supplied details of the battle plan, including the number of Italian warships and the time and location of the assault.

McCain's presidential campaign recently attracted criticism when it emerged that volunteers were being offered prizes in exchange for seeding comments and messages supplied to them.

Mr. Wharton said that was one reason why broadcasters -- who are required to run public service programming as part of their licensing obligation -- had increasingly opted for alternatives to the kind of messages supplied by the Ad Council.

The messages supplied so far include all existing computer "mail" on Iran and the contras sent or received by those NSC officials, dating to the day the officials were employed by the White House.

Sometimes, the message they supply can be surprisingly relevant, one example being a now-deleted post in a thread about animals being affected by the BP oil spill.

This function creates an integrity protected KRB-SAFE message using data supplied by the application.

In contrast, Xfz4 message is maternally supplied and is present during all examined stages of Xenopus development (Fig. 1C and Ref. [ 18]).

In the experiments described in Figure 3A, ribosome initiation complexes formed on the specified MKA2-Stop and MKA2F-Stop messages were only supplied with Lys-tRNALys and essential elongation factors; the subsequent substrates normally present in vivo after the formation of MKK peptide were left out.

Footballers may not be known for their way with words but Coleman has been supporting the local writers collective Poets on the Hill and supplied a message for the back cover of a first anthology.

I guess a movie's message is only partially supplied by the filmmaker".