Sentence examples for issue announcing from inspiring English sources

Wilders, the anti-Islam and anti-EU populist, has already pledged to make Europe the main election issue, announcing he will not agree to cut Dutch pensions to suit "diktats from Brussels".

Syria's ambassador to the United Nations, Bashar Jaafari, added a new level of complexity to the issue, announcing that he had submitted evidence of the three new instances of chemical weapons use in Syria, which he asserted had been carried out by armed terrorist groups, the government's blanket term for Syrian opposition forces.

Ten days ago, the company adopted a scorched earth response to the issue, announcing a blanket ban on adult material as part of a "better, more positive Tumblr".

(Two black lab puppies have taken up residence in apartment 47B, the spring issue announced).

And while gay-rights advocates believe a few other Republican senators are poised to support the marriage measure, none of the Republican lawmakers considered swayable on the issue announced a change of heart on Wednesday.

Britain, hoping to reduce China's prickliness on the issue, announced in October that year that it was abandoning its century-old policy (unique among Western countries) of merely recognising China's "suzerainty" over the region rather than its sovereignty.

With the planned rights issue announced in July, Barclays bowed to pressure from British regulators, which had demanded the bank should improve its so-called leverage ratio, a measure of how much borrowed money a bank uses.

The first issue announced the creation of "The Sentinels of Liberty" fan club; eager young readers could join for just a dime, which entitled them to a membership card and a metal badge.

Federal regulators are now reviewing the rules covering tires and, after 27 years of studying the rollover issue, announced plans last spring to start rating a vehicle's tendency to roll over.

However, the investment firm remains concerned that the 12.5 billion pounds ($17.6 billion) rights issue announced Monday could still be poured into propping up that failing division.

HSBC said Sunday that it had sold 4.9 billion new shares, about 96.6% of the total number of new shares allotted to its 210,000 shareholders in a rights issue announced last month.