Sentence examples for In the final statement from inspiring English sources

In the final statement of the summit, the group's fifth since the financial crisis plunged the world into recession in 2008, the leaders vowed to move towards market-determined exchange rates and shun competitive devaluations.

Looking skyward, the corporation said in the final statement it would "explore opportunities to reduce bird collisions".

But that proposal was not included among the pan-Islamic concerns listed in the final statement from the 57-member organization.

For the second set of revolutions, the player would read blue and red notes, and in the final statement the black notes would be added as well, generating progressively longer and more discordant versions.

American officials said it was unclear exactly how much of the American language, which drew early support from Russia, Japan, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, among others, would be adopted in the final statement in Bangkok.

Other more contentious issues were raised in the discussion groups over the past two days, although those points did not appear in the final statement — among them calls to legalize the presence of foreign forces in Afghanistan and to set a timetable for withdrawal.

As for me, I bear in mind the final statement that a college pal of mine who was dying of breast cancer (last October, in the midst of all that sexy pink) made to her younger brother.

"Love," "know," and "sorry": an infographic of the most common words used in the final statements of Texas death row inmates.

The adoption in the fifth edition of 1869 of Herbert Spencer's designator "survival of the fittest" as a synonym for "natural selection" further emphasized this shift of meaning from the early texts and drafts to the formulations in the final statements of the late 1860s and early 70s.

"It is surprising that the tragedy occurred after the signing on April 17 in Geneva of the final statement of the four-sided meeting of representatives of Russia, the USA, EU, and Ukraine, which calls for refraining from any violent actions, intimidation, or provocations.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students use ideas in the Times article, from class discussion, and from their research to write response papers reflecting on the final statement in the article: "[W]hile a strategically passable outcome still seems within reach, it is increasingly hard to believe that there are the makings of a major success for American foreign policy in Iraq".