Sentence examples for announcement toward from inspiring English sources

We stated the policy in a public-address announcement toward the end of the game".

His announcement toward the end that he would be running for re-election was hardly a surprise, but it was accompanied by a burst of enthusiasm that seemed to reflect the mood in the White House since Mr. Hussein's capture.

Roberts made the announcement toward the end of Monday's "GMA," surrounded by her co-hosts and with former co-host Diane Sawyer (whom she called "my Thelma") in attendance.

We may see official hardware announcements toward the end of this year, but I'd be really surprised if we saw a new dedicated device for Ubuntu available for purchase before 2014.

Last year, the N.F.L. requested and received praise for producing the first public-service announcement geared toward educating young players about the dangers of concussions.

In confidential interviews, several current and former party officials agreed that today's announcement pointed toward Mr. Zeng's ascension rather than his downfall.

It's lucky that the announcement comes toward the end of August, when most humans want to go on vacation and most columnists, therefore, need to write an "evergreen".

If the mere announcement of moving toward supplying arms to the rebels was meant to make Damascus and Moscow blink, it hasn't worked.

Although views of homosexuals were associated with opinion about AIDS — those with less favorable views of homosexuals were in turn less likely to support spending for AIDS treatment and research — Mr. Johnson's announcement made attitudes toward heterosexual sex a more important underpinning of opinion about AIDS.

Part of the money from today's announcement will go toward helping expand these departments.

Rebel leaders announced Saturday that they had appointed four top ministers from the previous cabinet to the national security committee, a move widely seen as an attempt quell the ire provoked by the Friday announcement and work toward a national political consensus.