Sentence examples for forthcoming statements from inspiring English sources

The bank's president, Jean-Claude Trichet, has played down expectations of another rate increase, while forthcoming statements from U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke this week could heighten speculation that the dollar will get its own quarter-point rise before the year is out.

I imagine a forthcoming statement about there having been a "misunderstanding".

Rumors about a forthcoming statement along those lines had been swirling all week and strengthened Thursday afternoon.

While it was unclear exactly what words Eta would use in its forthcoming statement, it looks set to be an irreversible step towards the end of a group that has killed more than 800 people in bomb and pistol attacks across Spain over the past 43 years.

There will also be an offer from American Express to visit a Web site (amexnetwork.com/extremelocal) and register an American Express card; if that card is used at three or more participating businesses between Nov. 27 and Dec. 20 to make at least $300 in purchases, the card holder will receive a $50 credit from American Express on a forthcoming statement.

Gyari opined that a statement from President Bush would give the Chinese reason for pause and emphasized that, if forthcoming, the statement would be "most beneficial sooner rather than later".

In his forthcoming autumn statement, George Osborne may provide an answer to the question.

"The forthcoming Autumn Statement must focus on measures that will help put money back in the pockets of consumers, because the economic recovery is at risk if we don't increase consumer confidence".

"We are concerned that Oxitec has been less than forthcoming in their statements to the public," Hoffman told me.

"We are concerned that Oxitec has been less than forthcoming in their statements to the public,'' Hoffman told me.

"It came therefore as something of a surprise to find that both details of forthcoming 2008 financial statement disclosures relating to my pension and the substance of our telephone conversation had been placed in the public domain a few hours after we spoke.