The phrase "a landmark statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or pivotal declaration that has a considerable impact or importance in a particular context.
Example: "The president's speech was hailed as a landmark statement on climate change, setting a new direction for environmental policy."
Alternatives: "a groundbreaking declaration" or "a pivotal announcement".
Last August, on the 70th anniversary of the end of the war, Abe expressed "sincere condolences" to Japan's wartime victims but stopped short of issuing a fresh apology to replace a landmark statement made by his predecessor in 1995.
Produced by Dennis Bovell, the reggae-infused Cut is justly celebrated as a landmark statement that includes strong songs such as Newtown, Shoplifting and, of course, Typical Girls – an enduring manifesto for young women who seek to reject the norm.
But he stuck mostly to his past language, expressing "deep remorse" for Japan's wartime conduct and saying he upheld previous Japanese apologies, including a 1995 landmark statement by then-premier Tomiichi Murayama.
But I was looking for a peg to write about this, and then the American Academy of Pediatrics provided it by issuing a landmark policy statement endorsing this new science of toxic stress.
Watson is credited with raising the profile of childhood abuse with a landmark commons statement in 2012 - but abuse survivors want as little political involvement as possible.
The American Academy of Pediatrics made a landmark policy statement in August 2014 recommending later school start times, and several districts across the country are finding success doing just that.
"He's not the only one to share homophobic beliefs as the Internet was littered with anti-gay tweets, messages and posts following Sam's landmark statement".
Perhaps his most unexpected appearance was on the cover of The Advocate, an LGBT-focused magazine who named him "Person of the Year" for his landmark statement, "If someone is gay and seeks the Lord with good will, who am I to judge?" The Rolling Stone cover shows that the world's fascination with the "People's Pope" is still going strong.
With only one sleep to go before the world's largest ever climate action, support for Earth Hour continues to gather momentum with arguably the most recognised icon on the planet, the Great Pyramids and Sphinx in Cairo, pledging to switch off for the landmark statement on global warming.
By reference to the founders' prospectus – "a wholly uncynical and unsnobbish document" – and other landmark statements, she reaffirms guiding values including honesty, integrity, courage, fairness, and a sense of duty to reader and community.
Although she was fierce in her ambition, she seemed not to care about creating the big, male, landmark statements designed to last for ever.
