Sentence examples for announcement whose from inspiring English sources

It took him until May of 2012 to publicly say that he personally supported marriage equality, in an announcement whose timing was forced by Joe Biden.

That's the setup for "Girl, Positive," the latest Lifetime Original Movie, a dramatized public service announcement whose premiere tonight loosely coincides with National H.I.V. Testing Day on Wednesday.

Chucking those enzymes into the mixture should make a significant difference.In an announcement whose timing was probably not coincidental, a Canadian company called Iogen proudly proclaimed at the meeting that its cellulose-ethanol plant in Ottawa the first such commercial venture in the world—had just opened for business.

Speaking after the announcement, Louise Carley, whose daughter Ashleigh Custance, now 11, has problems with her right hand and arm, said: "I'm relieved.

NAFTA also includes Canada, a country conspicuously absent from Monday's announcement and whose leaders have clashed repeatedly with Trump on trade.

In her retirement announcement, Ms. Thomas, whose parents immigrated to the United States from what is now Lebanon, said that she deeply regretted her remarks and that they did not reflect her "heartfelt belief" that peace would come to the Middle East only when all parties embraced "mutual respect and tolerance".

Mr. Pataki and Mr. Silver -- political antagonists who rarely make joint announcements and whose appearance together yesterday underscored the political sensitivities of subway changes -- also said that the M.T.A. would extend a shuttle train that had already been planned to help alleviate the problems.

The date of announcement is assigned to the month the tax change becomes law, save the tax changes embedded in the draft budget law, whose announcement is assigned to September.

Today's announcement by Hachette (whose imprints include Little, Brown) is the capstone of that process.

Compaq, whose announcement came after the market had closed, closed at 27 5/8, up 1/2.

The announcement surprised EDF, whose directors were preparing to sign contracts with the government on Friday.