Sentence examples for unveiled in the next from inspiring English sources

Both are unveiled in the next few weeks.

A deal, probably with President Barack Obama's support, will be unveiled in the next 10 days.

The luxury British brand is one of the first to launch its festive campaigns, with many more expected to be unveiled in the next couple of weeks.

Chancellor George Osborne promised that a "plan of action to give more powers to Scotland" would be unveiled in the next few days, detailing the timetable and process of any further devolution.

Eavis hinted on BBC Radio 6 Music earlier that a second headliner could be unveiled in the "next couple of weeks", with Adele, Radiohead and Muse all hotly tipped to play.

As part of a "nursing home quality initiative" to be unveiled in the next few weeks by President Bush, the government would provide consumers better access to information that could be used in selecting homes.

In that context, whatever new strategy Mr Lewis may unveil in the next few weeks will seem to be a leap into the dark.

The new system, which the Central Election Commission is expected to unveil in the next several weeks, replaces a system of strict party-list voting.

ICW has in the works several more big investigations that Mr Teten hopes to unveil in the next few months.Most Indonesian corruption is on a pettier scale, but Mr Teten likens it to an infestation of termites.

American Express, the giant credit card company, has been hinting that a large layoff would be part of a restructuring plan that it expects to unveil in the next few weeks.

Although the Christmas talks with ­Gerhard Zeiler, chief executive of RTL, which owns Channel 5, were described by Channel 4 as "preliminary … [and] unlikely to lead to a merger", they will fuel speculation that the government is looking to privatise the state-owned but advert-funded broadcaster as part of a radical overhaul of public service television to be unveiled in the next two weeks.