Sentence examples for could announce that from inspiring English sources

Thus, he could announce that programs like Immigration and Customs Enforcement's "Secure Communities" are immediately suspended.

That is, the Fed could announce that, hereafter, it would aim for a price level that rises 2 percent a year.

At an appropriate time, Washington could announce that, as a matter of policy, it will limit its deployed strategic warheads to 1,300, provided that Russia does not exceed that number.

Thus they decided that they could announce that 2014 was likely the hottest year on record, but they also included the uncertainty in that conclusion, as good scientists do.

Sean O'Casey was an early supporter calling it, "far and away the finest play of the present day"; and by 1968 the critic Raymond Williams could announce that "it has been clear for some years that John Arden is the most genuinely innovating of the generation of young English dramatists of the fifties".

Of course, tomorrow they could announce that trade of Ethier or Guerrero, or gamble they can get Nicasio (owed $2.3 million) through waivers.

The Judiciary Committee could just announce that, henceforth, the presence of the nominee is unnecessary.

Mr. Qazzaz said the panel was discussing measures that the president could announce now but that would take effect after the referendum.

A senior South Korean official said Tuesday that North Korea could announce next year that it has completed its nuclear weapons program.

The Hall of Fame could announce Monday that the Baseball Writers Association of Americaa elected nobody to this year's class.

"So I could announce now that I'm not running, and be popular again". .