Sentence examples for issues announced from inspiring English sources

The Senate, having finished addressing all its other major issues, announced plans earlier to adjourn for the year this week.

Senator Bill Frist, Republican of Tennessee and a doctor who advises Mr. Bush on health care issues, announced this week that he would support lifting the ban, but with restrictions.

But on Monday, the department for Culture Media and Sport, which deals with equality issues, announced that the consultation and legislative process would probably last until summer 2015, saying employers, public authorities and the judiciary would need to be involved in the discussions.

A3 NATIONAL A8-13, 16 Sandra Day O'Connor Retires From High Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court and a critical swing vote on abortion and a host of other divisive social issues, announced her retirement, setting up a tumultuous fight over who will replace her.

If you're confused by the avalanche of early reports, denials, and conflicting statements about the massive security issues announced today, don't worry — you're far from the only one.

Taranis, an ag-tech startup that uses aerial scouting and deep learning to identify potential crop issues, announced today that it has raised a $20 million Series B led by Viola Ventures.

The Greens are going to spend the day campaigning on LGBTIQ issues, announcing a policy to remove religious exemptions to federal anti-discrimination law and increase funding to the Safe Schools anti-bullying program, Paul Karp reports.

(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.