Sentence examples for regular bulletin from inspiring English sources
Numerous learned societies were formed in such fields as classical studies, biblical studies, archaeology, philology, Egyptology, the Orient, and all the branches into which science was dividing, and each society published a regular bulletin, proceedings, or "transactions," which enabled scholars to keep in touch with what others were doing.
Meanwhile, Microsoft's regular bulletin issued patches for a record 20 security flaws in its Windows operating system, with three of them described as "critical .In this section Politics this week Business this week Reprints Related items The economy: Return from the deadApr 15th 2004Google's plans to offer free e-mail to compete with Yahoo! and Microsoft could run into difficulties.
"More Russians are right-wing voters than Israeli-born people, but I cannot say to you that all Russians in Israel are voting right wing because it's not true," said the newsreader as she prepared for that night's regular bulletin.
Dissemination by MINALOC, or a collaborative/inter-ministerial entity, may publish a regular bulletin or newsletter, much like the one published bi-monthly by MINITRASO/UNICEF in 1995-1996 ('Children: the Future of Rwanda' series in English and French).
Mr. Giuliani also told reporters not to expect regular bulletins on his health.
But the effect of the programming — and maybe its intent, analysts say — was to link the protesters to a growing sense of lawlessness, while the channel delivered regular bulletins on steps the military and the government were taking to restore order.
T-shirts bore the legend: 'This film would have been easier to shoot on the Moon', while Russell Carpenter, Cameron's cinematographer, said his team found it so difficult to keep up with the pace of the director's regular bulletins on what they should do that they decided to video him and then play it back later at a more feasible speed.
It now seems all resources are being sucked into a big hole marked 2012, whether it's buying back old pop stars from Madame Tussauds for the Jubilee Concert, or the regular bulletins onthe progress of the Olympic Torch, which some might consider glorified travel news.
It is part from a wider push at the BBC to cover Ebola: it will also be providing regular bulletins in French on BBC Afrique and its World News TV channel, as well as working with other broadcasters to product and air radio programs, and developing content in vernacular languages.
Newsroom: If like me you don't always have time to catch the six o'clock news then make a point of following your favorite news station to ensure regular bulletins appear on your timeline.
Severn Trent Water followed standard water industry practice and issued frequent and regular bulletins to the local media in parallel to issuing notices.
