Sentence examples for matters announced from inspiring English sources

In July, William Lietzau, who had been the Pentagon's top policy official on detainee matters, announced that he was stepping down to take a private sector job.

The newest blow came on Monday, when the Cairo court for urgent matters announced a comprehensive ban on "all activities" by the Brotherhood, while the majority of the organisation's leadership remain in police custody and its assets are frozen.

The two women met privately on Friday evening to discuss the matter, announced at the chancellery building on a snowy Saturday afternoon.

On Friday, Black Lives Matter announced that it was pulling out as a grand marshal, due to concerns about the police's plan to have an increased presence at the parade and heightened security measures.

On March 6th the Pentagon, breaking its previous silence on the matter, announced that a division of Halliburton, the oil-services firm previously headed by Vice-President Dick Cheney, will co-ordinate the oil-fire fighting efforts if they are needed.Easy money for cronies?

It still rates as one of most exciting finds in recent art history: Filmmaker Alex Matter announced in May 2005 that among his family's belongings on Long Island, he had discovered 32 drip paintings from his deceased parents' close friend and neighbor, Jackson Pollock.

"The truth of the matter," announces Plutarch, to centuries of deaf ears, "no one knows".

Despite promising last week to issue a solution on these matters, Jokowi announced at the Congress of Indonesian Muslims on Wednesday that he is likely to delay his final decision.

The wider $5m Gender Matters program announced by Screen Australia in 2015 includes the promotion of gender and cultural diversity across all funding guidelines.

Before the alert was issued, President Bush called the first meeting of his Homeland Security Council, made up of top officials involved in antiterrorism matters, and announced the creation of a "foreign terrorist tracking force" to crack down on potential terrorists from abroad who are in the United States.

+ The Art Matters foundation announced its 2016 grant recipients.