Sentence examples for announcements statements from inspiring English sources
We considered all types of publications for classification as relevant, including publications categorised by the NLM as "news," which covers announcements, statements of new data, reports of recent events, and other matters of interest to the field of science.
"He earned the admiration and respect of everyone he worked with," the president said in the announcement statement.
In a team announcement statement Gatland said: "We have had a couple of changes forced upon us, with the injury to George (North) and with Paul James and Richardrd (Hibbard) returning to their clubs but we have named what we think is a very strong side.
Right from the day when the government detected the infectious nature of this disease, it has provided daily media announcements and statements to keep the local and international communities informed of the development of SARS in Hong Kong.
He said that he had instructed newly-appointed Minister of Information Dr. Mohammed Abdul-Ghaffar to make sure that official announcements or statements coming out of the Ministry of Information do not refer to Israel as the "enemy" or "Zionist entity".
I'd like to just bring in Naana into this, I mean this whole idea that local and international, and obviously there are international announcements and statements about eliminating the practice.
The cascade of announcements and statements that started when Biden was in Israel last month renders that judgment no longer valid.
They are also used to promote and direct the public to more in-depth communication: detailed responses to breaking events or public announcements or statements of position on public issues.
However, interviews with the villagers (who have ignored the threat implicit in that official announcement) and statements collected by the police themselves tell a different story.
When shown a copy of the call announcement and statements made on the call, the NEA clammed up.
Thursday's announcement follows statements from both the Secretary of State Theresa Villiers and the Prime Minister David Cameron urging local politicians to go further on building a shared future.
