Sentence examples for a statement attached to from inspiring English sources

Each box has a statement attached to it, but only one of the statements is true.

In a statement attached to the report, independent law professor Peter Forstmoser said there was sufficient evidence to take legal action, but he called the decision not "appropriate" to protect the interests of the bank and the shareholders.

"China's leaders are committed to altering their country's macroeconomic landscape," Evan A. Feigenbaum, a China analyst at Eurasia Group, a global consulting firm, said in a statement attached to a report released Aug. 17.

In a statement attached to the recall list the safety agency noted this "analysis should not be interpreted as an indication of what N.H.T.S.A. thinks of any particular manufacturer or its products".

In a statement attached to the report, the panel's Turkish representative, Özdem Sanberk, said that "common sense and conscience dictate that the blockade is unlawful .The report urged Israel to make an "appropriate statement of regret" and offer damages to the victims' families.

In a statement attached to the redacted report the DfE said: "We found serious failings in financial management at the Kings Science Academy (KSA).

Antonetti made the remarks in a sworn statement attached to a motion to move the case to Minden, Nev., from Reno.

But in a signing statement attached to the bill, Obama said certain restrictions pertaining to Guantanamo might be unconstitutional and infringe on his executive authority.

In a signing statement attached to the bill, Obama said the restrictions placed upon him by Congress may be unconstitutional and interfere with his executive authority. .

But in a signing statement attached to the bill, known as the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, Obama said certain restrictions pertaining to Guantanamo might be unconstitutional and infringe on his executive authority.

In a signing statement attached to the bill, Obama said provisions in the bill may be unconstitutional and maintained that his administration must have "flexibility, with regard to the detainees who remain at Guantanamo".