Sentence examples for relations materials from inspiring English sources

Specifically, Mr. Gonzales said he was concerned about some private information that might be in some files, including staff members' Social Security numbers, foreign relations materials and "proprietary and confidential business and commercial information".

Mr. Millner, 33, who was ordained as a Pentecostal minister, is the senior writer and managing editor of public relations materials for the International Ministries of the American Baptist Churches USA in Valley Forge, Pa.

Some companies also employ me as a writer, to prepare public relations materials and industry "white papers".

(A quick check of this claim leads to public relations materials from a defunct porn site).

We also collected activity items found on websites and in the public relations materials of a variety of hospitals.

The exchanges between American journalists and politicians tend to strike me as exchanges of public relations material.

I looked up Mr. Lam's public relations material, that I might better understand his mission, and got a bad case of whiplash: "Derek's vision for his label is to create clothes that are both luxurious and wearable, with a feminine but unfussy beauty about them.

In public relations material, the Rio force has also been keen to draw attention to the fact that it now includes an increasing number of female officers and Ms. Coimbra's presentation included a photograph of her new commanding officer, Maj.

Modelling the sedimentation of suspensions with partial differential equations requires constitutive relations (material properties) to be known.

We still have that option, no matter that Yahoo makes many a publicist's fantasies come true by publishing their public relations material right there among the stories about Ebola and Gaza.

A packet of public-relations material prompted by the recent paperback publication of his 1996 novel, "The Apprentice," quotes the Times' calling him "Dick Cheney's Dick Cheney," which seems like an apt description: he appears absolutely sure of himself, and, whether by coincidence or as a result of the influence of his boss, speaks in a tough, confidential, gravelly rumble.