Sentence examples for comprehensive announcement from inspiring English sources

But the battle for top foreign policy jobs is still intense, and foreign governments are being warned a comprehensive announcement may not be made until after the Thanksgiving holiday on 24 November.

There's still no release date, but with FCC approval and other tablets knocking at consumers' doors, I think we can expect a more comprehensive announcement from T-Mobile within, say, two months.

The BBC licence fee deal was not due to be sorted out until next year, but ended up being hastily negotiated over the past fortnight as the issue of the future of the corporation's funding got dragged into the political horsetrading in the runup to the government's comprehensive spending review announcement yesterday.

His comments came as Mark Thompson, the BBC director general, and other corporation executives were today locked in last-ditch talks with the government in an attempt to head off a potential cut in licence fee funding available for broadcasting before tomorrow's comprehensive spending review announcement.

11.57am: George Osborne will start making the comprehensive spending review (CSR) announcement at 12.30pm.

The announcement of comprehensive retesting of samples from the Beijing and London Olympic Games wouldn't just ruffle a few feathers, it would show that those in authority were dedicated to clean sport.

The current vaccination rounds are part of a comprehensive response to the announcement, in October 2013, that wild poliovirus of Pakistani origin had found its way to Syria.

The English and French clubs were due to announce comprehensive details of the Rugby Champions Cup later this month, but it is understood that no date has been put on an announcement as Camou looks to divide and conquer.

This began with his administration's announcement of the comprehensive partnership in July 2013.

He developed a working relationship with Toronto Mayor David Miller soon after his appointment, and was present for the announcement of a comprehensive new waterfront strategy in June 2006.

The Army, in its own announcement, called it a "comprehensive operation against foreign and local terrorists" who "had been disrupting our national life in all its dimensions".