Sentence examples for moderate communications from inspiring English sources

The chief media spokesperson for this fringe was recently described by moderate communications minister and former LNP leader Malcolm Turnbull as "demented" and "unhinged".

Panelists contend, however, that societies and scientific mentors must invest greater effort to develop community-wide integrity codes so to better moderate research communications.

Last year, VIA, which previously made only PC chipsets chips that moderate the communications between the main processor and the main memory in a PC jumped into the microprocessor market when it bought the Cyrix chip division of National Semiconductor nsm and the processor division of Integrated Device Technology idti.

It works because their software acts more as a transport layer, not digging deep into the applications and data themselves but just moderating their communications.

Lembke and Sean Mackey, MD, PhD, chief of pain medicine, squared off in a good-natured debate of sorts moderated by chief communications officer Paul Costello last week at a Stanford Health Policy Forum on "The Problem of Prescription Opioids". "This is an extraordinarily timely topic," Dean Lloyd Minor, MD, said in his introduction.

The Notch receptors and their ligands moderate short range cellular communications during proliferation, differentiation, embryogenesis and apoptosis [ 36].

It was moderated by Bob Burt, former communications manager with the Canadian Forest Service.

Commercial concerns have already helped it moderate its stances, so should communications and public relations efforts".

Commercial concerns have already helped it moderate its stances, so should communications and public relations efforts," she says.

Dana Lewis created and moderates the internationally-recognized #hcsm (health care communications and social media) conversation and community on Twitter.

"We decided to remove /r/technology from the default list because the moderation team lost focus of what they were there to do: moderate effectively," the site's director of communications Victoria Taylor told the BBC.