Sentence examples for delivered next week from inspiring English sources

Morrison signalled he would reveal spending cuts in his first budget update, to be delivered next week.

With National Reconciliation Week around the corner and the budget being delivered next week, perhaps it's time to truly place Indigenous affairs at the centre of the government and our national life.

The delivery of the report was timed to coincide with an assessment of conditions in Iraq scheduled to be delivered next week by Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top commander in Iraq, and Ryan C. Crocker, the ambassador to Iraq.

The collapse of coalition plans for an elected second chamber – with formal last rites likely to delivered next week by a rueful Nick Clegg – is triggering another bout of speculation about the survival of the coalition.

In a report to be delivered next week, the World Bank says that while Prime Minister Salam Fayyad has made substantial progress in building strong state institutions, "the onset of an acute fiscal crisis, accompanied by declining economic growth," may undermine those achievements.

Beyond the gesture of pulling back one brigade, officials who have been involved in the preparation of General Petraeus's Congressional testimony to be delivered next week say he will discuss the possibility of far deeper withdrawals beyond January that, over a number of months, could bring American force levels down to about 130,000 troops, where they stood at the beginning of 2007.

A priest delivered last rites.

"He's really delivered today.

Santa delivered Christmas, not Hanukkah, gifts.

They were delivered yesterday.

Both men delivered this week.