Sentence examples for a statement backed by from inspiring English sources

In recent days, senior administration officials said, the United States was trying to get agreement on a statement, backed by the international community, affirming President Obama's proposal last May to negotiate the creation of a Palestinian state.

As president-elect, Mr. Obama, making a video appearance at a California climate conference, began by saying that the science pointing to human-caused warming was beyond dispute — a statement backed by a strong consensus among scientists.

Greece had been desperate for a statement, backed by Germany, that explained how a default would be avoided; it hopes the accord will reduce the high interest rates Athens is being forced to pay as it faces deadlines this year on 54 billion euros ($72 billion) of debt.

A statement backed by Liberty, Index on Censorship, the Muslim Council of Britain, and Sir Peter Fahy, the former chief constable of Greater Manchester and Cole's predecessor as policing lead for Prevent, says: "We are gravely concerned that the proposed counter-extremism and safeguarding bill will feed the very commodity that the terrorists thrive on: fear.

A statement backed by history: Hip-Hop was born from struggle and oppression.

This is not me just saying that - it is a scientific statement, backed by evidence.

It was a statement backed up by firm evidence.

Mr. Olbermann asserted in a statement backed up by his manager, Michael Price, that he was not given a "legitimate opportunity to host under acceptable conditions".

Berlin's startup scene is growing so rapidly that during a talk between TechCrunch Founder Michael Arrington and Matt Cohler, Peter Fenton, Bill Gurley and Mitch Lasky, all from Benchmark Capital, Cohler declared there is no better place to be than Berlin — a statement backed up by the VC firm's massive presence around Disrupt.

After being in and out of the Australian set-up earlier in his career, White claimed "I think my best position is up around where I have been batting", a statement backed up by an average of 41.71 in his 18 appearances since his call-up to face England earlier that year.

So - pretty much any hyperbolic statement backed by 'high engagement' delivered in a pretty-looking presentation, sufficed.