Sentence examples for produce communication from inspiring English sources

We hope our works will produce communication and provide an opportunity for people to rethink and act against many difficult problems such as deterioration of the global environment and continuous conflicts all over the world.

Recommendation 3: It is important to build local capacity to produce communication for children.

After all, last season, a different defensive scheme produced communication breakdowns and breakdowns in coverage until about midseason.

Vertical canals pierce the umbilical plug, thus producing communication with the spiral canals and the intraseptal interlocular spaces.

Instead the platform maintains a public presence at events, such as the annual Conference of the Parties to the UN's Framework Convention on Climate Change, and produces communication materials on CCS that are distributed online and to platform members and EU member state governments for use in various educational efforts.

The UNICEF office supported the state government in planning the enrolment drive and in producing communication material (including posters and oath certificates) for the campaign.

Someone knowledgeable in child development or with extensive experience in producing communication for children can review materials as they are being developed.

The resource pack presents four central principles for producing communication for children, each supported by guidelines, and also maps the different developmental characteristics and needs of children at different ages.

In addition to supplying cold-chain equipment to preserve vaccines, UNICEF Syria has supported the Ministry of Health by assisting in the training of health personnel, producing communication materials to raise immunization awareness and building the technical capacity of specialists by supporting their participation in international workshops and conferences.

Maxillary defects of acquired [1] or congenital origin produce a communication between the oral and nasal cavities sometimes via an opening into the maxillary antrum and by direct communication into the nose.

PODGORICA, 16 January 20133 – Based on the UNICEF resource pack on producing effective communication for children "Communicating with Children" by Barbara Kolucki and Dafna Lemish, UNICEF Montenegro supported the Montenegro Media Institute to train a group of young people with and without disability to become TV reporters on inclusion.