Sentence examples for urgent communications from inspiring English sources

But recidivism quickly followed; there were important things to do — deadlines, urgent communications.

The Giro was sold off by Margaret Thatcher, and the Post Office is now concreted in to the mechanical function of delivering mail, while urgent communications now go by electronic means.

Third, we also know that the failure of the federal government to address the urgent communications needs of police officers, firefighters, and other first responders to such a large-scale disaster is only a single aspect of the more ominous failure since 9/11 to put in place a public communications system that cannot be crippled by knocking out a few centralized hubs.

Meanwhile, the Activity area is a place for eBay customers to keep up with the most urgent communications about their auctions, including messages about being outbid, items that are ending soon, items that need to be shipped and more.

Every day, there are around 650,000 emergency service callouts via 911 for medical, police and fire assistance in the U.S.; and by their nature these are some of the most urgent communications that we will ever make.

Among the 649 substandard medicines, 89 (14%) were subjected to urgent communications and therefore required urgent recalls.

Talk story about a stockholder who inherited a miniscule number of shares of common stock in 2 companies, and about the "urgent and artful communications" she receives from each of them.

By Naomi Bliven The New Yorker, March 2 , 1987P. 25 Talk story about a stockholder who inherited a miniscule number of shares of common stock in 2 companies, and about the "urgent and artful communications" she receives from each of them.

Of the 30,000 estimated cases last year where the police made an urgent request for communications data, between 25% and 40% of them resulted in lives being saved, according to figures quoted by Mrs May.

This summer we also changed the law, with cross-party support, to deal with two urgent problems relating to communications data and interception.

"We're pleased over all that he has made wetlands such an urgent theme," said Eric Kezler, the communications director for Ducks Unlimited, a conservation group in Memphis, that works to restore wetlands.