Sentence examples for strategy announcement from inspiring English sources

The debt's impact is all too clear in the second-quarter results that came with the strategy announcement.

The strategy announcement comes a day after Deutsche reported a 50% drop in first-quarter earnings, with hefty legal charges eroding gains in investment banking revenue.

The array of possible Tory measures comes as the party was put on the back foot over security issues by Gordon Brown's strategy announcement yesterday.

The downsizing comes ahead of likely retrenchment in London for Deutsche Bank, which is making a strategy announcement on 29 October.

Even as the strategy announcement was made by his campaign in Burlington, Vt., Dr. Dean gave a feisty performance here on Friday night, even mocking his own widely panned concession speech on the night of the Iowa caucuses.

Global Radio said its bid "offers substantially greater value than could be achieved by GCap on a stand-alone basis, even if the planned cost savings and initiatives outlined in GCap's strategy announcement... can be achieved in full.

Following Nokia's strategy shift announcement, the Finnish mobile phone giant has just announced that it has appointed former Microsoft executive Chris Weber as President of Nokia Inc. (United States), and head of Markets, North America.

It took the company a long time to come through with their internationalization strategy, following announcements it made in December 2009 and in March 2010.

He replied:"We're not going to announce it, we're not going to announce when we are going to announce it, and we are not going to announce a strategy about announcing it or about when we are going to announce it either, or about the announcement strategy surrounding the announcement of the strategy".

Recruitment strategies comprised announcements through newsletters, mailing lists, flyers, newspaper publications and self-help networks.

Recruiting strategies included announcements in supermarkets and job centers as well as contacting target persons within our own social networks.