Sentence examples for statements and communications from inspiring English sources

According to Motasim, Omar is alive but has lost control of the Taliban's public statements and communications with the outside world because his life on the run from the threat of drone attacks has ruled out regular contact with his followers.

That meant she had to meet a stronger burden of proof for defamation than would a private citizen, and the court held that she failed to show that Klessig's statements and communications had the "malice" necessary to meet that burden.

This is bringing new opportunities for both users and providers of teleradiology services, which has led to the idea of producing an updated version of earlier ESR statements and communications on teleradiology.

The Chinese government has yet to make a statement, and communications with the tightly-controlled Himalayan region are difficult even during calm periods.

ASHKELON, Israel — A series of public statements and private communications from the Israeli leadership in recent weeks set off renewed concerns in the Obama administration that Israel might be preparing a unilateral military strike on Iran, perhaps as early as this fall.

c) Special Communications: these will focus on policies, statements, position papers and communications by societies or thought leaders in international emergency medicine on a broad range of topics.

The statement also says that "media and communications will be liberalized and no extralegal constraints will be imposed on them".

According to a company statement, revenue at its microelectronics and communications technologies group climbed more than 50percentt, compared with the year-earlier quarter.

In a statement, Robert Triefus, the worldwide marketing and communications director at Gucci, said the new module "allows us to reach the broad and highly qualified target audience associated with Conde Nast brands".

("Lobb makes bespoke as well as we do," says Catherine Sardin, director of marketing and communications, a statement that may be a milestone in candor).

The Obama administration, Mr. Cordesman said, needs to use intelligence about the attack "as a key way of informing the world, of building up trust in U.S. policy and intelligence statements, and in moving U.S. strategic communications from spin to convincing truth".