Sentence examples for unannounced changes from inspiring English sources

"I thought I was being asked if there were unannounced changes to superannuation and we've already made the announcements of the changes we're going to make," Shorten said.

Cambodian publishers of all stripes said they were frustrated by the unannounced changes.

Today, the company released a list of the 39 previously unannounced changes it made in May.

Then, the following revenue-neutral tax experiment is run: assuming that aggregate tax revenues are a constant fraction of the economy's aggregate output, I analyze both the individuals' and the aggregate economy's responses to (unannounced) changes in the progressivity of the income tax code.

Meanwhile, Gary Johnson, the former Governor of New Mexico, and the Libertarian Party candidate for President, had made an unannounced change to his schedule, too.

The outcry against the unannounced change had been immediate: Why ruin the holidays with a surprise update equivalent to a sack of coal?

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Meanwhile, Gary Johnson, the former Governor of New Mexico, and the Libertarian Party candidate for President, had made an unannounced change to his schedule, too.

On Monday, in an unannounced change, Apple did an about-face on controversial rules that required publishers who sold content or subscriptions in iPhone and iPad apps to offer them through the iTunes App Store, with Apple taking a 30 percent cut.

At one end of the scale, his recent decision on uniforms in the Pentagon was an unannounced change that quietly set an example for the heads of each branch of the armed services to consider.

Shortly after learning of the unannounced change last month, Mr Lewis said he was "deeply saddened" the Government had "chosen to act in this way" and went on to blast the Conservatives for not uprating the student loan repayment threshold each year in line with average earnings from 2017 as promised.

It turns out that there is an answer to that question later in the speech -- Mr. Kerry says that while the tax code now rewards companies that export American products, Mr. Bush wants to eliminate that good incentive -- but it comes far too late for an audience discombobulated by the sudden and unannounced change in the argument's direction.