Sentence examples for forthcoming note from inspiring English sources

Erzberger's proposal of July 6 had been intended to pave the way for Pope Benedict XV's forthcoming note to the belligerents of both camps.

Our PM's forthcoming note to his European counterparts could helpfully be based on a distillation of those matters that can only be done effectively at the European level, with individual states resuming responsibility for things that they are competent to do for themselves in their own differing ways.

Samsung: As always, Samsung does things on its own schedule — though it seems pretty likely that the big flagships, including the S8 and the forthcoming Note 8, will get it.

But even some officials are skeptical that the people will be forthcoming, noting that census takers are hired by the local government, and -- after the last census, in 1990 -- confidentiality was commonly violated.

Assemblyman Jeffrion L. Aubry, the lead sponsor of the forthcoming bill in New York, noted that legislators in Albany were engaged in the annual budget process, a time when many of their priorities frequently go by the wayside for lack of revenue.

Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy Note 3 handset goes the furthest, with 3GB of RAM.

Though, with all of the talk around a forthcoming Galaxy Note 7 release, that may change sooner than later.

In fact, Gustafsson and Ramstedt (forthcoming) did note an increase in the number of alcohol poisonings (but not in the number of police-reported cases of drunk driving or violent assaults) in southern Sweden between January 2000 and December 2007 linked to the increased import quotas.

As Mahanty et al. (forthcoming: 3) note "PES schemes seldom resemble [an] ideal model", with projects in areas with uncertain markets (Corbera et al. 2007) where buyers and sellers are in flux (Peskett et al. 2011), and where changing environmental services are difficult to value (Lansing 2011).

Mr. Powers, the consumer advocate, is skeptical that change will emerge from the forthcoming session, noting that insurance companies are big heavy contributors to many Republican lawmakers.

Munro's immortalisation on Canada's currency follows the decision last year by the Bank of England to feature a portrait – described by some as airbrushed – of Jane Austen on forthcoming £10 notes.