In the absence of meaningful communication between brain and left foot about where to aim, it was probably no surprise that he missed completely.

Even worse, their 'language of love' was identified as an impediment to meaningful communication.

If we don't protect that right, the end result will be no kind of meaningful communication whatsoever.

That's denial; meaningful communication has ceased.

The explicit aim of the conferences was to promote meaningful communication across scientific disciplines, and restore unity to science.

But ministers should also hold a meaningful debate about nurturing a new high street in the digital age.

Socially conservative voices were excluded from meaningful debate, they warned.

The police, partner agencies and politicians help nobody by shying away from open and meaningful debate.

But this endorsement comes with the caveat that there needs to be a meaningful debate as to what constitutes enhanced performance before correspondingly enhanced salaries are dished out.

It attracts far too few people who believe in experiment or nuance or meaningful debate.

He added that the height of such buildings and lack of access to the roof will have 'severely hampered ability to make meaningful progress fighting the fire from inside'.

It's a solid basis for meaningful progress.

There was a cooling-off period while waiting for negotiations to occur, but protesters returned to the site because in their opinion, there had been no meaningful progress.

Crucially, this extra lending could be made without a meaningful reduction in the profits earned.

Seven years of so-called austerity has resulted in no meaningful reduction in aggregate government spending and a deficit still running into tens of billions of pounds.

Meaningful reductions in emissions from air travel and motor transport can only be achieved when industrialised western countries make the necessary lifestyle changes.

We're unlikely to foster the global co-operation we need if some countries are able to buy their way out of meaningful reductions in their own energy use.

Nobles who committed crimes often received simple rebukes, while there were no meaningful reductions in penalties for commoners.

Their faith just wasn't personally meaningful to them.

Or else we take risks only in areas that are personally meaningful.

Become vigilant to ensure you are investing in activities that are personally meaningful.

Participatory cultures empower humans to be active contributors in personally meaningful activities.

To be a truly meaningful body, it should be able wholly to redesign its entire taxation system, not merely fiddle with modest levies on income.

Some formalities such as toasts to absent friends can be truly meaningful and will remind the widow that you are all sharing her loss.

Only a system of punitive fines can make adherence to a takeover code about business conduct - rather than simply the bid process - truly meaningful.

We've actually taken the time to write something that's truly meaningful to us.

A player consumes these outs to create runs, and at the simplest level, runs and outs are the only truly meaningful stats in baseball.