Significats de premature announcement en anglès

Unfortunately, the home secretary's premature announcement led to a spike in calls leading to long waiting times.

All in all, the more she thought about it, Mrs. Brenton favoured Catie's somewhat premature announcement of her plans.

Wall Street analysts had speculated a premature announcement about the potential spinoff of HP's largest division would drive customers away.

Following its premature announcement, the ACCC released a statement saying it believed the merger would reduce competition and contestability in the telco sector.

Already some researchers have criticised the team for making a premature announcement to the press before their work had been properly peer reviewed.

First the premature announcement of Fiji diplomat Amena Yauvoli as the new Director General of the MSG was rejected by PNG and Vanuatu.

There, he had backed out the car, by hand; shoving it into the open, lest the motor-whirr give premature announcement of his presence.

Aren't some premature announcements just perfidious attempts to grab priority, and thus fame and prizes?

Mr Cullen, who as Minister of State for Finance, has special responsibility for the OPW, says that decentralisation plans can be jeopardised by premature announcements.