press release
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of press release
First recorded in 1955–60
Example Sentences
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She noted that Meta already has paid $25 million to fund fuel procurement, site preparation, and early development work, a detail that was excluded from Oklo’s press release regarding the deal.
From Barron's
In a press release, it said the protections have "enabled legal employment for around 1.24 million people", citing that Ukrainians currently account for 66 percent of Poland's foreign workforce.
From Barron's
The legislation was written for American consumers, Weber said in a press release.
From Los Angeles Times
Make no mistake: The press release wasn’t for the press.
“The delay in collections will give defaulted borrowers additional time to evaluate these new repayment options once they consolidate their loans or complete a repayment or rehabilitation agreement,” officials said in a press release.
From MarketWatch
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