Sentence examples for scheduled statement from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve acknowledged the uncertainty in its scheduled statement on Tuesday, suggesting the economy had improved somewhat but still predicting only "moderate economic growth".

The ill will surfaced vividly during a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or Asean, at this Thai resort when the North Korean delegation turned up on a hotel podium to deliver a scheduled statement.

A Multiplex spokesman said the company was not planning any announcements this week - apart from its scheduled financial statement.

By late evening she was exhausted, but she stayed awake with the other volunteer guards to listen to the scheduled military statement on an old radio.

The company gives clearer guidance than most big companies and a scheduled trading statement arrived at the end of a particularly weak period.

Judge Coleman has scheduled opening statements and the start of testimony for Feb. 1, with the trial expected to last about two months.

6.56pm BST The US state department web site will stream the Kerry statement, scheduled to begin in four minutes.

The chief executive of Sotheby's, Diana D. Brooks, who resigned last month amid accusations that the company conspired with its rival Christie's to fix prices, received no bonus and no stock options last year, according to the company's latest annual proxy statement scheduled to be mailed out today.

Marks and Spencer was among those stores offering big price cuts and there is much interest in its trading statement scheduled for next week.

In a statement scheduled at the last minute, the president spoke of the aid workers' heroics and defended his administration's response to the largest Ebola outbreak in history, which has included guidelines for returning medical volunteers that are less stringent than the quarantines some states have instituted.

In a statement scheduled at the last minute, the president spoke of the heroics of the aid workers and defended his administration's response to Ebola, which has included guidelines for returning workers that are less stringent than the quarantines put in place by some states.