Sentence examples for a past statement from inspiring English sources

In a past statement, a Citigroup spokeswoman noted that the bank "has been a strong supporter of financial reform, including Dodd-Frank".

Does Donald Trump, he asked, "agree with Roy Moore that Muslims should not be allowed to serve in Congress?" "I haven't asked him about a past statement from Roy Moore, Sanderssaidid.

And an investment by Maverick Capital in GreenMountain.com appears to be at odds with a past statement of a top fund official that it would not get involved in Wyly family enterprises because of potential conflicts.

She defused some of the main attacks on her by backing away from a past statement that a "wise Latina" judge could decide cases better than a white man and by saying that she saw a judge's duty as applying the law, not making it.

With Toss users need just one password and three steps to transfer up to KRW 500,000 ($430)," Lee said in a past statement.

In a past statement on his transition, Smith said: "As I reflect on my strengths and consider what it will take for the company to reach its full potential, I realize bringing on an executive with experience scaling a company through the next level of growth is the best thing for the business".

Like many other female politicians, Mrs. Bachmann has had to put up with sexist comments, but she handled with aplomb a question from a debate moderator, Byron York of The Washington Examiner, who cited her past statement that a wife should "submit" to her husband.

Mr. Cain, however, struggled when Mr. King questioned him about his past statement that "a lot of Muslims are not totally dedicated to this country" and that he would not appoint a Muslim to his cabinet without knowing his or her dedication to the Constitution.

Kirk has been combative in his defense of his past statement, citing a 1999 "Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal" that he was awarded.

I didn't go to the ER because most bankruptcies are over medical bills, and I may be a payment late, but I still "own" a house (although Wells Fargo is doing all they can to make that a past tense statement).

The Obama campaign pounced on Mr. McCain's statement, arguing that the Republican candidate was the one who was out of touch and lacked comprehension of the situation in Iraq, by holding a conference call to review a litany of past statements on the conflict.