Sentence examples for targeted communications from inspiring English sources

To deliver effective, targeted communications that support the delivery of DWP's reform agenda.

He says that "about 95%" of what Domino's does is about "targeted" communications as opposed to pure personalisation.

Enforcement of obligations on overseas web and phone companies, including the US internet giants, in the courts will be limited to interception and targeted communications data requests.

But new technology allows carefully targeted communications, designed to appeal specifically to a given audience reached directly online, or as peers share carefully prepared propaganda products.

The survey indicates a need for "targeted communications to show people the power and expanded opportunities to save in 401(k) plans," said Thomas C.

The Prism program allows the NSA, the world's largest surveillance organisation, to obtain targeted communications without having to request them from the service providers and without having to obtain individual court orders.

We were most concerned about making sure the procedures only target communications that have one party outside the United States".

Drip is concerned with something quite different: the ability of the state to target communications metadata under lawful warrant where real suspicion exists that crime is taking place.

In the US, Protonex Technology and Northrop Grumman have been selected by the US Air Force to jointly design and develop a new energy-efficient, lightweight fuel cell system to power various targeting, communications and other sensor equipment used by airmen on the battlefield.

Thus Nimble 2.0 brings a new, redesigned user interface to bear on your contact lists, allowing you to pull together related messages, activities, and deals, or add custom fields and tabs to contacts to support the collection and storage of your industry data as well as targeting communications to particular contacts.

The coalition wanted status for the February hearing to argue for strict guidelines on how police can slap production orders on journalists, arguing that "a chilling effect will always follow from production orders targeting the media, and particularly those targeting communications with a source".