Sentence examples for a statement introducing the from inspiring English sources

As part of a statement introducing the legislation last month, Senator Kennedy said: "This legislation will give the F.D.A. the power to prevent industry advertising designed to appeal to children wherever it will be seen by children".

In a statement introducing the budget request, the director of national intelligence, Mr. Clapper wrote that counterterrorism efforts would be focused in particular on Yemen, Somalia and the Horn of Africa and would continue efforts in Libya "to deny terrorists a safe haven".

The group aims to "promote responsible industry practices and help consumers sort through the clutter of information and misinformation about identity theft and how to protect themselves," said Susan Grant, the federation's director of consumer protection, in a statement introducing the new Web site.

"For years I've talked about the need to fix Social Security so that our children and grandchildren can count on it to be there for them just like it's there for today's seniors and individuals with disabilities," Johnson said in a statement introducing the bill.

Such a statement introduces the notion of possibility and thus raises irrelevant difficulties" (BReal, 87).

"The commission recognizes that — although no single solution exists — there are several steps it can take to improve oversight of the futures markets and bring greater transparency and scrutiny to the types of traders in the marketplace," according to a draft statement introducing the plan.

A clear statement introducing the purpose of the study, ground rules, language, and participants' questions were addressed by the moderator prior to data collection.

Columbia Global Centers | Beijing delivered an opening statement, introducing the Beijing Center's mission and its responsibility as the only official administration of Columbia University in China.

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On Monday, the U.N. Security Council began deliberations on a statement introduced by Morocco, the council's only Arab member, calling for an immediate halt to "all military activities" in Gaza.

The announcement, the clearest indication from General Musharraf's camp of his political plans, came in a statement introduced in hearings on a set of petitions challenging his eligibility to run and his dual role as civilian and military leader.