Sentence examples for reference to the announcement from inspiring English sources

After the meeting, Abadi said in a statement that the efforts of the international community must continue to support Iraq against Isis, but made no reference to the announcement of additional trainers.

"Most companies would not have bundled these events together, and would have instead done them step by step," he said in reference to the announcement of the job cuts alongside the acquisition and expansion to new markets.

In reference to the announcement that Virtual Server 2005 R2 is now available as a no-charge download, Adam explained that: "Combined with the flexible virtualization licensing now available with Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise Edition, this means there is little barrier to adoption for customers who want to realize the benefits of server virtualization".

We are clued in to the calamity around the corner by stray references to the announcement of the location of the summer Olympic games of 2012.

Gleeson said that "in one sense" Nauru had "given him [Merkel] what he wants" – a reference to the recent announcement that detainees would be free to leave the centre at any time of the day, seven days a week.

With reference to the Department of Land Transportation's announcement dated May 17, 2016, Grab Thailand will temporarily stop the GrabBike (Ride) service.

With reference to the Department of Land Transportation's announcement dated May 17, 2016, Grab Thailand is currently in the process of internal discussions towards a conclusion for next steps.

The colonel made no direct reference to the Reagan Administration's announcement on Friday that Libyan diplomats at the United Nations would be restricted to New York City.

Absent from the announcement was reference to the closest U.S. ally, Britain, which has been the second-largest source of troops in the 11-year Afghanistan war.

The literary reference not only demonstrates the character's knowledge of classic texts, but the poem's reference to the Pacific Ocean matches Mayhew's announcement that he will "jus' walk on down to the Pacific, and from there I'll ... improvise".

During the announcement Abbott made reference to the most recent video released by Isis claiming to have beheaded British aid worker David Haines.