Sentence examples for bulletin needed from inspiring English sources

It has already been made quite clear what historical crisis point is at hand; no urgent bulletin needed.

So for the sake of Scotland's schools and hospitals shouldn't the deputy first minister just abandon his disastrous plan for full fiscal autonomy?" Swinney insisted his government's next oil and gas bulletin needed to investigate the full implications of the swingeing changes in taxation introduced in Osborne's last budget before it could be released.

The background to the review was to ask whether the make-up of the ABC's bulletins needed a rethink and whether the story selection was adequate to equip audiences to make up their own minds.

Companies with news divisions have been soaked twice: once by the added cost of dispatching crews and reporters to cover the attacks and the war in Afghanistan, and of the extra pages or news bulletins needed to cover these events; and again by the loss of advertising revenue.

"These bulletins need to be refreshed and updated," said Ofcom.

We also present information at various events, and publish extension bulletins as needed.

Coffee mugs with the logo of a nearby yoga center sat drying on a multitiered cart and a bulletin board advertised "Potters needed".

A BBC-commissioned report by commercial radio executive John Myers in 2011 revealed Newsbeat employed 52 full-time staff and questioned whether the programme, which broadcasts a 15-minute bulletin twice a day, needed to employ so many people.

In fact, I'd be disappointed if we don't get 2m.' Jim Gray, lured away from Newsnight by Michael Jackson to edit and overhaul Channel 4 News, says that he soon found that the Saturday bulletin he introduced last year needed to 'rattle along' more than he expected, but is convinced the 'more reflective, more lateral' approach that he initially planned for Saturday will work on a Sunday.

The groomers told the Gold Coast Bulletin that the dogs needed a trim.

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