Sentence examples for reflecting communications from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors asked for all inspection reports and records from the fire and buildings departments, as well as any records reflecting communications with Bovis or a subcontractor, the John Galt Corporation, URS, the owner's representative on the job, and the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, several of the people said.

The gap between the reality of an economy, which, while struggling, is rebounding from the depths and the public's perception that it is worse than before reflects communications shortcomings as well as events beyond the control of either Mr. Obama or his party.

To secure and implement methodology for all government agencies as well as business organizations and institutions to protect, to interrupt, and to secure the grid networks whether these reflect the communications networks or the information networks coming in from each system.

These appointments drew on both socioemotional and instrumental communications, thereby reflecting more blended communication styles.

By being mobile, a mobile phone has two additional advantages: first, its owner has almost always the possibility to pick up a call, thus the communications are reflecting the temporal patterns of communications in great detail, and second, the positioning data of a mobile phone allows to track the displacements of its owner.

These kinds of public impacts are increasingly shaped by social media communications, reflecting the speed and scale with which such platforms can make information 'travel'," they write.

You'll find yourself wondering what each emoji is 'feeling', and marveling at how its micro-expressions convey the subtle nuance of your communications — reflecting the expressiveness of every one of your personal relationships.

Emails, texts, acts of fruitless Googling reflect the incommunicado communications of the onanistic modern world.

In the first episode the actor Michael Douglas comments on the pilgrims, while Jimmy Wales, a Wikipedia founder, reflects on the communications revolution brought by the Pony Express.

One major impulse behind the reform of the rules is to expand the scope to not just cover telcos but reflect how many communications now travel 'over the top' of cellular networks, via Internet services.

Further, whereas in 2001, the companies were somewhat reactionary in their reporting about CSR policies and practices, by 2009, their communications reflected a more proactive and planned approach to socially responsible decision-making.