Sentence examples for explicit announcements from inspiring English sources

So now we have Woodford (not a household name, but one of our leading, perhaps the leading, macro theorist working now) arguing in the FT that Bernanke needs to stop fiddling with balance sheets and start making explicit announcements about future policy.

There has, of course, been no explicit announcement of a change in position.

If you dread the nuisance of telling folks that you've got a new number, then at least put a more explicit announcement on your voice mail, giving the doctor's area code and number.

Taipei and Beijing each officially advocate the principle that there is one China that encompasses both the mainland and the island of Taiwan, but a large faction of Mr. Chen's party favors an explicit announcement of independence from the mainland.

Why Apple would make an explicit announcement about this is anyone's guess — though the most obvious is big corporate orders and education.

Twitter, then we go out and kind of have this very explicit set of announcements with Google.

Although not explicit in today's announcement, the bill is expected to pave the way for an extension of pre-charge detention from 28 days and introduce longer sentences for terror crimes.

Administration officials said that even if an exit strategy was not an explicit part of Mr. Obama's announcement, it would be implicit.

Figure 2 demonstrates the timeline of the ST phase in two modes: using the explicit polling and using schedule announcement messages.

In so doing, the announcement stresses the explicit employment of concepts and models from the behavioral and social sciences to guide basic and applied research by focusing on three action areas: public policy, health care, and disease/disability prevention.

The White House announcement was the most explicit effort yet to use the turmoil in the Middle East to press for what has become a symbolically vital part of its national energy plan.