Sentence examples for standard announcement from inspiring English sources

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The Fed chairman made his standard announcement that the Fed would take any steps necessary to help the economy, and he said the issue would be discussed at the next meeting of the Fed's policy-making board, in late September.

After creating your standard announcement, you can adapt it to several alternate formats: post cards, posters, e-marketing, book marks, and press releases.

The voices (more often female than male, but hardly exclusively so) would be offering all the standard announcements — a man's belt found at the security checkpoint, the delayed flight to Buffalo boarding at last — but delivered with the agitation of someone reporting that the sky was falling.

At one point during our ordeal three announcements were running at once: a standard security announcement, a delay announcement and a "gate closing" call for another flight in French.

LaWandra Williamson, a flight attendant for Trans World Airlines, was making the standard landing announcement on a flight from San Juan, P.R., to Kennedy International Airport.

Best and worst away fans Southampton impressed by responding to the standard security announcement "Mr Moon has left the stadium" with: "Mr Moon, he left 'cos you're shit!" And Swansea did a loud "Land of my Fathers".

Coulter grew up on a Texas horse ranch, and even in her standard book announcements she retains an affable homey twang.

But, according to privacy-focused groups that participated in the yearlong development of those standards, the announcement will focus on industry self-regulation rather than recommending binding legislation.

On June 23, the organization posted in their standard forfeiture announcements that it had seized 11.02 Bitcoins from a Silk Road user named Eric Daniel Hughes aka Casey Jones after charging him with intent to distribute drugs.

The Gulf Times, a major English-language Qatari paper with close ties to the ruling family in what is a controlled media environment, touted the reforms as evidence of the Gulf state's "keenness to better labour standards". The announcement of the reforms was Qatar's making good on a pledge to change its labour laws by the end of this year.