Sentence examples similar to a dispatch stated that from inspiring English sources

The 2014 judicial elections are notable for the number of judges on the ballot, with The Columbus Dispatch stating that it was the first time 12 contested judicial seats would appear on the ballot in Franklin County, Ohio.

We should have loudly protested segregation and the efforts to block voter registration of black East Mississippians". According to the Associated Press, The Richmond Times-Dispatch stated in an editorial on July 16, 2009 that it played a central role in the "dreadful doctrine" of Massive Resistance -- a systematic campaign by Virginia's white political leaders to block school desegregation.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, September 20 , 1947P. 19 Some of our gloomy apprehension about the possibility of the world's becoming predominantly Communist was dispelled last week when we read a dispatch from Paris stating that "L'Humanite", had instructed its lady readers to refuse to buy new clothes with the lo lowered hemline and, instead, just lengthen their old garments.

Concurrently with news of the final preparations for the wedding, the Herald Tribune ran a dispatch from Paris stating that the Count of Paris, the Pretender to the French throne, had renounced his claims, since he believed there was no future in the king business.

A spokesman for the ATF stated that agents were dispatched to the scene to assist and to help trace the weapons used.

Turkey has long warned that it will not tolerate continued Kurdish advances in northeastern Syria, and Turkish leaders stated that the dispatch of Turkish troops into the country was aimed as much at blunting Kurdish advances as rolling back the militants.

The allied generals' dispatch, and other Parliamentarian accounts, stated that 300 of their soldiers were killed.

In response, RAAF Headquarters stated that it would dispatch 17 Spitfires to Darwin during the next week and was preparing an additional 33 aircraft which had recently arrived in Australia.

And in 2013 it issued a new standard for students and dispatch workers in China, in which it stated that student workers in its supply chain can't work overtime or night shifts and that all internship programmes in its supply chain must be voluntary and complement students' education.

In particular, a UNOCHA (2013) report issued two days after the earthquake stated that the government had dispatched 7,600 tents.

After the war his chief of staff swore an affidavit stating that the dispatch from Lee's headquarters never arrived.