Sentence examples for nor communicated from inspiring English sources
The fact is that Mr Deripaska has never met nor communicated with Mr Berkovits in any capacity.
This is a deep failure by American and British forces, which have neither secured the sites nor communicated any plan for excavations to the Iraqi people.
But in the last month, it's been clear to me that this decision had not been fully executed nor communicated transparently.
Potential implications of these findings include that energy scenarios could be associated with uncertainty that is presently neither assessed explicitly nor communicated adequately.
The goal here is one that human society has neither discussed nor communicated to its young: the intelligent management of our sexuality.
Respondents' likely answered questions on shariah based on their understanding of the concept, but those views were not measured in the survey, nor communicated to the Fox News audience.
But while Mr. Hertsgaard lifts some of Mr. Barber's ideas about the Americanization of global pop culture and the resentment it incurs, he neither delivers on his promise to explore "how we look to the rest of the world" nor communicates to foreigners "why America and Americans are the way we are".
The real money is made by men and by gangs who are careful not to get caught in the possession of drugs nor communicating directly with gullible young conduits like Reid and McCollum.
They did neither penetrate the cortex nor communicate with subarachnoid CSF in 3D images.
Neither Eisenhower nor Khrushchev communicated with the other in the days before the summit, and at the summit, Khrushchev made his demands and stated that there was no purpose in the summit, which should be postponed for six to eight months, that is until after the 1960 United States presidential election.
While translation of evidence into health policy and practice is recognised as critical to optimising health system performance and health-related outcomes for consumers, mechanisms to effectively achieve these goals are neither well understood, nor widely communicated.
