Sentence examples for local announcement from inspiring English sources

The campaign was famously disorganized, and Cannon reported: "The Reagan campaign's hand had been forced to some degree by local announcement that he would go to the fair".

The campaign was famously disorganized, and Cannon reported: "The Reagan campaign's hand had been forced to some degree by local announcement that he would go to the fair". Reagan's pollster Richard Wirthlin urged him not to go, but Reagan angrily countered that once the commitment had been made, he couldn't back out.

Healthy controls were subjects from the same area who responded to a local announcement.

Additionally, age- and sex- matched children without history of head or neck pain symptoms were recruited from volunteers who responded to a local announcement.

Check local announcement boards (often at the library or grocery store) or on your community's website.

When Zenko took a closer look at local announcements of Yemen strikes by the US-sponsored security departments, he said, he found them typically attributed to reports of threats to the Yemeni military or police; generic "threat warnings"; or to US diplomats.

Separate counts will take place in 32 local government areas, which will then report their results to the chief counting officer at the Royal Highland Centre at Ingliston, near Edinburgh, who will verify them and authorise local announcements.

It would be fair to say that the government was seen to be playing catch up on a raft of important local announcements in marginal seats across the electorate.

All participants were recruited through local announcements and gave written informed consent.

For the study of the effect of rose hip on red blood cell longevity, 18 healthy volunteers represented by both sexes, mean age 47 years, range: 30 59 years, were included in the study as the test group, after local announcements.

In the Norwegian EBBA-I study (2000 2002), women aged 25 35 years and living in the municipalities of Tromsø and Balsfjord were recruited by local announcements in media and public meeting places (Furberg et al., 2005).