Sentence examples for media bulletins from inspiring English sources

The Amber Alert program, named after a 9-year-old Texas girl who was kidnapped and murdered, uses news media bulletins similar to weather warnings to help locate a child in the hours after an abduction.

Following reports of human illness, these measures were more rigorously promoted and reinforced through worker screening, information letters prepared by the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control, and media bulletins.

His efforts came to the attention of government officials this week when he was featured in a local media bulletin.

Upon laboratory confirmation of the diagnosis of the traveler's poliomyelitis, a media bulletin was released by DHS on July 14, advising the public of the case and asking passengers from the flight to contact a national public health telephone line to obtain further information and to receive a booster polio vaccination.

This last bouquet of episodes will not amount to closure for fans, surely, nor for Biegel, who worked hard to keep the show going, with the usual social-media bulletins and hector-the-network campaigns, and whose expressed hope is that it finds a home elsewhere.

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Japanese and South Korean media issued similar bulletins.

Science advocates went on social media to post bulletins from marches in Austria, England and Malawi, among other places.

Whether viewers were revelling in their laddish audacity or fuming about the objectification of women, the clips led to a frenzy of social media debates, news bulletins and views.

What is different today is that, in the age of ubiquitous social media, organizations, spokespeople, bulletins, etc. can all be dispensed with.

The Taliban's handover last weekend of U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl to U.S. forces was a dramatic meeting of enemies caught on video that whirled across social media, TV news bulletins and YouTube on Wednesday.