Sentence examples for long-awaited statement from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown had brought forward the government's long-awaited statement on the public finances and spending plans to provide the launch-pad for a snap election that never flew.

In 1998, when the Vatican issued a long-awaited statement on the Holocaust, Rabbi Klenicki was among many Jewish leaders who welcomed its blunt condemnation of the Nazi genocide and its call for repentance by those Catholics who had done nothing to stop it.

Pope Francis just issued his long-awaited statement, Amori Laetitia, calling for less judgment and more tolerance of gays, non-traditional families, and people who are divorced.

Amid warnings from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmenthatECD) that Britain faces a slide into a double-dip recession this winter, the chancellor will say in his long-awaited autumn statement that he expects to meet his "fiscal mandate" after a fall in 10-year gilt rates.

As I write, the long-awaited updated Lausanne statement is being shaped behind closed doors.

On November 19th, the federal Surface Transportation Board released a long-awaited environmental-impact statement that was in the railroad's favour.In this section Where should Mr Bush put his chips now?

The Keystone XL has to go through some intricate bureaucratic steps before TransCanada's permit application arrives on the president's desk, but on January 31, the State Department released a long-awaited environmental impact statement on the pipeline that observers say pushed the pipeline closer to approval.

In a long-awaited final environmental impact statement, the agency said its alternative was a compromise that reflected "a focus on the immediate and shorter-term needs of the nation to re-establish a sovereign homeland and on the New York State and local government requests to consider a more compact and contiguous trust land group".

In a statement on the long-awaited review, David Cameron said parts of network had "a highly ambiguous relationship with violent extremism".

After the committee voted 9 to 6 in a closed meeting, mostly along party lines, the Democratic chairwoman, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, issued a statement saying the long-awaited 6,000-page 6,000-pagecovereportrtling details abouncovers.I.A. detention and interrogation program and raistartlingcal questions about intelligence operations andetailsight".

That is a powerful statement for a long-awaited show that ought to be required viewing for any thinking person on the planet.