Sentence examples for reported communications of from inspiring English sources
VICE News first reported communications of this nature between Houthi representatives and the UN last month.
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In the Digital Britain report communications minister Lord Carter echoed the conclusions of last week's public service broadcasting review by media regulator Ofcom, which said Channel 4 should be at the heart of a "new entity".
They reported that signs and communications of distress were often oblique and difficult to interpret, that they may have disregarded warning signals and focused instead on positive signs, and that, even when they were aware that something was seriously wrong, taking any action at all involved considerable personal risks.
"In 2011, the bank surpassed its pledge to increase new small-business lending by $1 billion over 2010 levels," reported Don Vecchiarello of corporate communications.
STM Wireless Inc.: The Irvine manufacturer of satellite and radio communications products reported a profit of $1.6 million, or 28 cents a share, for 1994.
The first category of papers relied on secondary and tertiary citations (many of which culminated in personal communications) and reported the number of patients treated without denominators.
The cloud-communications company reported revenue of $64.5 million and a loss per share of $0.08.
The cloud-communications company reported revenue of $64.5 million and a loss per share of $0.08.
-- Degree to which official peacekeeping reporting matches unofficial communications of events; views on those discrepancies.
The public was made aware of this decision through hospital communications reporting the priorities of the hospital and word of mouth that the vascular program was no longer a priority for the hospital.
