Sentence examples for planning to communicate from inspiring English sources
The logic goes that if you're planning to launch an object into space, then surely you're planning to communicate with it somehow — whether by beaming up commands or beaming down data — and this requires the use of radio frequencies, which are coordinated by the FCC.
"We plan to communicate with our members and turn them out," Mr. Snyder said.
The spokeswoman said that the president of Philip Morris International, John R. Nelson, planned to communicate formally with his management team on the issue.
How do you plan to communicate the findings?
One part targets industrial control systems, another handles the worm's methods of spreading itself and another concerns the way its creators planned to communicate with and control it.
In addition, we plan to communicate with you on Monday (Oct . 12 the status of the remaining issues caused by the service disruption, including the data recovery efforts and the Download Catalog restoration which we are continuing to resolve.
The paper recommends that owners/managers at existing parks at flood risk should be legally required to check on the flood risk, to draw up effective flood action plans, to communicate this information to prospective park users and to consider flood risk in park design.
The investigators plan to communicate trial results in a peer-reviewed publication and potentially at academic public health conferences.
There are almost 50 big companies going after various levels of the technology stack, ranging from sensors to computer vision, to classifying people/objects, to predicting behavior, to planning, to communicating with other cars and roads and more.
He has no plans to communicate with Clemens.
What is incomprehensible though is that until recently the DWP seems not to have made any meaningful plans to communicate these changes to the people who are actually affected by them".
