A bulletin was issued to law enforcement agencies nationwide.
After the November attack, the spokeswoman said, a bulletin was issued by the students' union alerting students.
After a series of accidents, a bulletin was issued in 1971 halting the practice, and all new fire trucks were ordered with crew cabins behind the front seats.
Because they wore what shelter employees described as medical scrubs, a bulletin was sent out at 3 p.m. yesterday to all city-owned hospitals and clinics.
To "lie like a bulletin" was not just a French affair either, with Kutuzov in particular promoting an early form of misinformation that has continued to this day.
A bulletin was circulated that instructed cops to use stun guns if necessary and to avoid subjecting smokers to flashing lights and sirens, lest they become more agitated.
A bulletin was posted in front of the medical room to provide information about the study, and informed consent was obtained verbally from all participants.
The fine details we bombard our viewers with do not provide them with profound knowledge about the event and its significance; a news bulletin is, thus, turned into a puzzle board.
But nothing you read in today's headlines – or, worse, see shoehorned into a 200-word TV bulletin – is as yet an actual story, a tangible development.
In a cruel world where each news bulletin is a bleak catalogue of human suffering, there is a warm, snuggly space for the light peril of overly chewy meringues.
