Sentence examples for earliest announcement from inspiring English sources

This year, we may have a new election night record for earliest announcement of the winners in an off-year following a presidential election.

In February, the administration's first attempt to role out the basic principles of their financial rescue plan – which included the earliest announcement of the programme whose details were revealed today – was roundly panned as too vague and not aggressive enough to restore market confidence.

In the earliest announcements, the term "pilot" was included, but always used loosely, and was later dropped with no public acknowledgment of the change or what it denoted.

Professor Mohammed Mesilhi, the head of the Agricultural Economy Department at Zagazig University in northern Egypt, said: "Many of the measures announced are good ones, especially the early announcement of the new wheat price and the government's willingness to offer high-yield varieties.

That is one of the downsides to an earlier announcement.

The committee also reaffirmed its earlier announcement that the recession began in December 2007.

The earlier announcement said the investigation had been initiated at the request of Chinese manufacturers.

Followed by the early announcement of results that turned out to be wrong.

We might expect an early announcement on migrant settlement in the UK.

But the early announcement was surprising and may reflect a shifting balance of power at Deutsche Bank.

But despite his early announcement, there's nothing that out of the ordinary here.