Sentence examples for a statement implying from inspiring English sources

Birbalsingh has been told she can return to work on Monday after the academy's sponsor, the Diocese of Southwark, issued a statement implying criticism of her actions.

The suspensions took effect immediately, though Mr. Platini challenged his ban, and the governing body for Europe, UEFA, released a statement implying that it would not enforce it.

Mr. Netanyahu was questioned "under caution," the police said in a statement, implying that there were grounds to suspect that Mr. Netanyahu might have committed a criminal offense.

Turkey's main medical body is facing prosecution after it published a statement implying that it opposes Ankara's military operations in Afrin in northwestern Syria.

When I complained about severe fatigue, for example, she gave me a muscle-strength test they "usually used for anorexics", a statement implying that I didn't belong to a more worthy and needful set of patients.

On Wednesday, Tesla provided Bloomberg with a statement implying Tesla willingly withdrew from the party agreement.

More importantly, calling this a "statement" implies it is not a proper budget.

Such a statement implies that we are 100percentt certain that the margin of error is 3percentt, but strictly speaking we can never be 100percentt sure of anything with sample data.

And Mr. Lowell, in a statement, implied that someone in the White House misled him when he claimed that Mr. Trump did not intervene to grant him his clearance, although he did not specify who.

In a statement implied in the subtext of their actual statement on Wednesday, Exxon replied, "Fuck that".

"It's so nice to know there are still gentlemen out there," they'll say with all the silky gentility such a statement implies.