Sentence examples for privately communicated from inspiring English sources

The worst that can happen is that it can be privately communicated to one of them that he or she is not welcome in the club any more and should stay away.

As tensions grew in Kosovo, he sent a message to Mr. Cohen recommending that the United States repeat a warning that President George Bush privately communicated in 1992: that a brutal crackdown in Kosovo could lead to NATO intervention.

The answer, explained the senior official in a telephone interview, is that the U.S. wants to preserve consensus among its allies for much harsher sanctions, even as it heads toward a face-to-face negotiating meeting with the Iranians on Oct. 1.The U.S. has privately communicated with the Iranians in recent days that it wants those talks to go forward, the senior official said.

TigerTextPro allows organizations to deploy a private, secure mobile network to allow employees can privately communicate on their existing mobile devices within a company.

Organizations can deploy a private, secure mobile network to allow employees to privately communicate on their existing mobile devices within a company.

As you chat with a distant friend's quite lifelike image strolling at your side, you can adjust the scenery to your mutual taste — adding, say, medieval turrets to buildings — at the same time you're each privately communicating with vast networks of humans and computers.

Facebook has been slowly enhancing the ways businesses can privately communicate with people since late 2011.

Users will be able to switch between posting to the news feed and privately communicating with select friends.

The company has just launched a new mobile app called Babyzilla on both iOS and Android, which allows families to privately communicate, post updates, chat, and share photos, videos, stories and more.

The potential chilling effect on free speech and commerce, if users were to know the very companies whose devices they use to privately communicate with their loved ones will be forced by the government to bypass the security those devices promised, cannot be overstated.

It was only in the process of unwinding the company that it occurred to founder Stewart Butterfield that the messaging infrastructure he had created to privately communicate with Tiny Speck's engineers and other employees might be an even more promising idea to pursue.