Sentence examples for not be communicated from inspiring English sources

England's togetherness could not be communicated more strongly.

"In the five documents that we are publishing, four were marked with a G, kept for the most 'highly sensitive material', others were labelled 'NF', stipulating that they must not be communicated to foreign countries in any circumstances.

Appearing before the court on Tuesday, Australia's solicitor general, Justin Gleeson SC, said Brandis had previously directed that the material not be communicated to anyone involved in conducting the arbitration.

Another Sophist, Gorgias, advanced the skeptical-nihilist thesis that nothing exists; and, if something did exist, it could not be known; and, if it could be known, it could not be communicated.

He was, of course, smaller than he is now, but when he sees the trees and when he speaks of the trees he is speaking of things that he is perhaps conscious of, perhaps not, but that in any case should not be communicated clearly.

Reading the two books in tandem serves, among other things, to validate much of Mailer's analysis, including his understanding of the psychology of astronauts, of how the reticence of "men with a sense of mission so deep it could not be communicated" co-existed with a profound passivity: "They were virile, but they were done to".

It is not a timescale that allows for quick banter – and, anyway, they might not be communicating in our direction.

Brokers are the people without whom two other people on the team would not be communicating or collaborating.

1) What do you expect of your partner that you may or may not be communicating to them?

We should also point out that physicians caring for fall victims and those treating OAB patients are usually different and may therefore not be communicating well.

However, surgeons and others may not be communicating these estimates to patients before they arrive at their oncology visit, reflecting an implementation gap.