Sentence examples for To be statements from inspiring English sources

True, few voters actually read party platforms, which are intended to be statements of the party's positions and proposals.

"I think everyone has to recognize there are going to be statements in the course of negotiations that people aren't going to like".

Ms. Greenhouse told me she considers her remarks at Harvard to be "statements of fact" — not opinion — that would be allowed to appear in a Times news article.

Some pieces came with patches that had the words "flight" and "orbital" on them, and there were knits – sure to be statements for next season – with patterns that looked like a stocks and shares ticker.

In an update on the fighting in Homs on Wednesday, a Russia Today anchor in Moscow interviewed a woman in a Damascus studio identified as "a local correspondent" named Diana Nemeh, whose only source of information appeared to be statements from the Syrian government on its operations against "terrorists" in the city.

Social rights are often alleged to be statements of desirable goals but not really rights.

Robinho's signing was meant to be statement of intent for Manchester City.

They definitely qualify him to be Statements-Man of the Year.

These things do – people have to be traced, statements obtained.

*Not Intended To Be Factual Statements.

Under either system, however, it remained true that there had to be explicit statements to support lack of acceptability.