Sentence examples for submissions communications from inspiring English sources

"Our investigations into submissions, communications and procedures relating to the setting of Libor and other interest rates are ongoing.

It said: "Lloyds Banking Group plc (LBG) notes the recent media coverage regarding potential settlements with a number of government agencies and their investigations into submissions, communications and procedures around the setting of Interbank Offered Rates [Libor] and other benchmarks.

In an effort to protect government whistleblowers from unprecedented levels of surveillance, the Freedom of the Press Foundation has launched SecureDrop, an anonymous submission tool for secure communications between sources and journalists.

"In addition, the proposed … regime would give the AFP the opportunity to identify and decipher any encryption techniques a suspect may be using to protect electronic communications," the AFP submission said.

Houellebecq has received extensive publicity for Submission thanks to a smart communications strategy that allowed the book to be leaked to selected friends of the novelist before its official publication.

The mid-Atlantic managerialism of James Murdoch's formal submissions contrasts sharply with the testier figure his internal communications reveal.

Since the personnel responsible for making the submissions were often not the scientist involved in these QC discussions, there was inevitably a communications delay to ensure everyone clearly understood the new requirements and their implementation by each affected data provider.

Notwithstanding those bruising communications between Turnbull and Rudd, Bishop was asked to work up a cabinet submission that would be considered by the government after the election.

"Unfortunately, all of Mr. Lee's communications to that office have gone unanswered to date, as has his electronic submission to the FBI via its web site".

The Barclays settlement details a number of communications in 2005 and 2006 by traders at the bank seeking to have its Libor submissions manipulated to benefit their investment positions.

Michelle M. Zhu and Youping Deng handled various editorial works and communications, and played important roles in the committee in evaluating and selecting papers from 400+ submissions.