Sentence examples for a statement of congratulations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a statement of congratulations" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a formal expression of praise or commendation for someone's achievements or milestones. Example: "The award ceremony concluded with a heartfelt statement of congratulations to all the recipients for their outstanding contributions."
Mr. Sarkozy's office never issued a statement of congratulations, leaving that to the Foreign Ministry.
The Obama administration, meanwhile, issued a statement of congratulations to Mr. Ma, saying "Cross-strait peace, stability and improved relations, in an environment free from intimidation, are of profound importance to the United States".
It brought a quick statement of congratulations from President Barack Obama, who last year professed having "evolved" to becoming a supporter of gay marriage.
Last Friday the team appeared on the popular TV programme The Late, Late Show and over the coming weeks are due to take up an invitation to Stormont Castle in Belfast as guests of Ian Paisley and Martin McGuinness, who issued a joint statement of congratulations.
The only statement the Obama campaign issued after McCain announced his choice--and the only real statement it has made until yesterday's "No Maverick" ad--was a laudatory statement of congratulations.
Foreign Minister Eugene Chien submitted his resignation, saying it was partly to take responsibility for a "dereliction of duty" by his ministry involving the premature release of an American statement of congratulations on President Chen Shui-bian's re-election in a disputed vote.
While the UK prime minister, Theresa May, issued a more formulaic statement of congratulations, François Hollande's reaction was as guarded as Merkel's.
The statement of congratulations sent by Theresa May emphasising his status as the leader of the party's AMs in the assembly rather than Welsh party leader suggests he'll struggle.
Or a statement of intent?
It's a statement of an institution".
Include a statement of facts.
