Sentence examples for same news release from inspiring English sources

In the same news release ("EPA Announces New Action to Prevent Coal Ash Releases") the agency "anticipate[d]" a proposed rule by year's end and pledged "appropriate remedial action at any facility that is found to pose a risk for potential failure.

Erik Gordon, an assistant professor at the University of Michigan school of business who follows the drug industry, said it was "easy to stifle a chuckle" when the company announced a guilty plea and, in the same news release, promised to continue ethical conduct.

(Could investors be betting on yet another increase?) In the same news release on Monday, JPMorgan and Bear announced a side deal in which Bear will sell JPMorgan 95 million newly issued shares, representing a 39.5percentt stake in the firm, for the same price, without getting shareholder approval.

But Laura Koenig, a Goddard glaciologist, confirmed in the same news release that melting events of this nature happen naturally on average every 150 years.

In the same Loudeye news release, the company quoted Mr. Winstein as saying, "As far as we know, Loudeye is the only company in the country with all the rights and permissions in place to provide this service".

A few days later, Mr. Pataki proposed the same thing in a news release that quoted several officials, but did not mention the speaker.

One gets the same feeling reading the news release about Michael O'Leary's ambition to acquire 300 aircraft from Russian or Chinese manufacturers if he cannot get them from Boeing and Airbus.

A news release the same month from the American Farm Bureau Federation warned that "even rainwater would be regulated".

Ms. Packham, whose team sent out a news release the same day and whose Web site crashed shortly thereafter, won't be producing versions of the dress for sale, said Blaire McColl, the international brand director for the label.

Corrections officials reiterated the reforms the department had agreed to at the end of the previous hunger strike in July, which they said would take several months to finalize, and "agreed to stay on its same course," according to a news release from the department.

It looked like a standard news release.