Sentence examples for moving announcements from inspiring English sources

Send out moving announcements.

"With so many iconic properties and successful entities, moving the announcement to January ensures the legal team has ample time to ensure the proper protocols are put in place," the official added.

"With so many iconic properties and successful entities, moving the announcement to January ensures the legal team has ample time to implement the proper protocols so his sole focus will remain on the country and achieving his ambitious agenda with the help of the world-class Cabinet he has built," Hicks said in an email.

While Western officials prefer to keep the talks going at the Beau Rivage Palace, the Iranians want to move the announcement of a deal to the United Nations Palais des Nationss building in Geneva.

EARNINGS RUNDOWN -- For the most part, the market-moving announcements for the second quarter are behind us, but this week's reports include H.J. Heinz today, Intuit and Semtech on Wednesday and Novell on Thursday.

It's often difficult to separate the actual innovative products and industry-moving announcements that come out of Vegas in January, from the grandiose claims and puffed-up displays.

Moving on: the announcement that it's time to move to the next scene or set.

Clinton had been rumored to be moving up her announcement of a campaign launch after the email scandal broke last week, but sources in Iowa familiar with staffing decisions insisted that the hiring process campaign staffers was well under way.

Wall Street is looking at today's earnings report from Google through that lens, with the stock barely moving after the announcement came out.

The traders seem to be in the know about the upcoming news announcements and profit on the news at least ½ hour (30 minutes) ahead of the news announcement, significantly moving the markets and rendering post-announcement trading a true gamble.

(ACT has made similar announcements about moving to an online version of the test).