Sentence examples for a more recent statement from inspiring English sources

In a more recent statement the trust has said it was not currently conducting an internal inquiry but was collaborating fully with the police investigation.

In a more recent statement sent to the Guardian, he cast doubt on the validity of examining ink on the fragments.

In August, the cabinet decided against amending the law, but a more recent statement from the office of Prime Minister Najib Razak suggested that decision might not be final.

For an early version of the argument, see Black (1956, 54); for a more recent statement, see Horwich (1987, 92).

(Sider 2001, pp. 156 8 refers to this as the "arbitrariness worry". For a classic statement of the problem, see Sosa 1987. For a more recent statement, see section 4 of the entry on ordinary objects).

In a more recent statement, she welcomed the US decision to hand over control and said: "The next two years will be critical in redrawing the map of internet governance - all those with an interest in preserving a trusted, free and open internet must act now".

It is the more recent statement, though, that is the more significant.

The campaign contrasts with Glencore's more recent statement that it would cap global coal output, in part due to investor pressure to act on climate change.

And compare earlier statements of angst over tarnishing the Fed's "hard-won inflation credibility" to the more recent statement of concern about the fate of America's unemployed.

Greg Craig, an Obama campaign adviser, said Wednesday that anyone reading Mr. McCain's answers to The Globe and the more recent statement would be "totally confused" about "what Senator McCain thinks about what the Constitution means and what President Bush did".

SAG president Rosenberg mentioned this issue in January, but his more recent statement of issues that SAG will focus on omits DVD residuals, and lists only the first three issues.