Sentence examples for a published statement from inspiring English sources

In Britain the burden of proof is on the defendant, with the law essentially assuming that a published statement is false and requiring proof that it is true.

In a published statement they called it a "diabolical" attempt to break their resolve and hasten their deaths but vowed to continue.

"Just looking in depth at the sectors the U.N.F.C.C.C. did study, we estimate adaptation costs to be 2-3 times higher," Martin Parry, a research fellow at the Grantham Institute and the report's lead author, said in a published statement.

In a published statement, the commission explained that while the federal government continues to assess research on cell-phone safety, studies have led "expert organizations to conclude that typical RF exposures from these devices are safe".

In Idlib Province, residents of Dana staged a demonstration on Friday to demand that Qaeda militants leave their town, because the Qaeda fighters had been detaining, beating and in some cases executing teenage boys for trivial offenses, according to a published statement by Syrian activists who identified themselves with the phrase "Al Nusra Front does not represent me".

Dr. Sunder said the matter was still being investigated, in part by trying to determine what kind of wind loads the towers, as built, could have sustained, instead of relying on a published statement from a Port Authority engineer at the time.

These results suggest that BMI is not the optimal basis for establishing eligibility for bariatric surgery, an idea that is also supported by a recently published statement from the International Diabetes Federation (2).

ONS should be a reliable option besides pharmacological techniques, as also confirmed from a recently published statement from the European Headache Federation [183].

But I wonder why she's so pessimistic about the impact that a writer's published statements may have on her appreciation of his or her book.

Instinct suggests it can't possibly be, though a trawl of his published statements indicates it is.

Additionally: An expert lawyer (Dec. 2013), a Christian chaplain who published statements about Muslim prison chaplaincy.