Sentence examples for a common statement of from inspiring English sources

The former prime minister calls for the union to be saved through the creation of a cross-party constitutional convention to bind the UK's four constituent parts with a common statement of values.

I would also add that, tomorrow after the vote, I will ask for the floor in order to deliver a special political statement, a common statement of Parliament and the Council, which strongly supports the abolition of the visa requirement for all the countries of the Western Balkans.

Nick Clegg may make a Commons statement of his own today if he and Cameron are unable to come to a common position on Leveson.

The home secretary, Theresa May, is due to make a Commons statement on the future of police stop-and-search powers, suggesting that her nine-month dispute with Downing Street over the issue has finally been resolved.

In a Commons statement on the outcome of a public inquiry into failings at the hospital, he said he was "truly sorry" for what had happened, which was "not just wrong, it was truly dreadful".

Mr Cameron, delivering a Commons statement on last week's meeting of EU leaders, said: "Britain will not be paying the 2bn euros to anyone on 1 December and we reject this scale of payment.

This was indicated by the adolescent's expression of "feeling good with the treatment" which was a common statement by most of the children.

A common statement was the lack of solid scientific data to reach strong recommendations with regard to the counselling of patients with fibroids on the issue to choose laparoscopic surgery with its established benefits or for laparotomy to escape the small risks related to morcellation of the fibroid.

This was a common statement across all sites and regardless of the mothers' level of education or proximity to a facility.

In August, Luke Timothy Johnson, a New Testament scholar, published "The Creed: What Christians Believe and Why It Matters," which argues that Christianity is meaningless without an explicit common statement of belief.

A common statement is that it is more of an "NHL Hall of Fame" than a general Hockey Hall of Fame.