Sentence examples for published a communication from inspiring English sources
In November 2008 the European Commission published a communication on telemedicine for the benefit of patients, healthcare systems and society.
Even the newspaper Granma had something of the odor of incense in those days and published a communication from the Cuban bishops, in which they called on Raul Castro to take "transcendental measures" to satisfy the "anxieties and concerns expressed by Cubans".
May I remind you that last year the European Commission published a Communication on enhancing the patenting system in Europe, in which an attempt was made to revitalise the debate on a Community patent.
In 1995, the Commission published a communication - COM 95)216 - which for the first time made it possible for the EU to immediately suspend an international agreement without even opening the procedures for settling disputes, where the issues involved are particularly important or urgent.
The Commission will then analyze the responses to the consultation and the views raised in other forums, and ultimately publish a Communication on net neutrality by the end of 2010.
Thank you, Mrs Pagano, for having given your support to the work we are doing at present, since we are preparing the Stockholm Programme and we will be publishing a communication containing recommendations for the period 2010 to 2014.
It is also worth noting that a 2010 European Environment Agency report also refers to an intention to publish a Communication on Mainstreaming Adaptation and Mitigation in 2011 and a comprehensive EU adaptation strategy to be developed by 2013 [ 3].
Rowe published a Brief Communication in Nature in 2001 describing his findings.
Here I would like to mention a very important event: on 5 March the European Commission published a special communication about the Western Balkans.
Goldstein et al 54 published a 'Brief Communication' in Annals that gave research findings and stated clear directives for action and also provided an on-line appendix with details about implementation.
In 1948 Shannon published "A Mathematical Theory of Communication," which built on the foundations of other researchers at Bell Labs such as Harry Nyquist and R.V.L. Hartley.
