When Nixon finally did agree to a meeting, the C.B.C. provided a statement of sixty-one recommendations for the "eradication of racism" in the United States.
Mr. Hynes informed Mr. Halevy's lawyer, Norman Siegel, of his decision to drop the charges during an afternoon meeting, and issued a statement, of one sentence, announcing the dismissal of the charges.
Or is the way to see his late work the way Matisse did, as a statement of one artist's belief that art was the only reality he knew, so that he had to stick with it, no matter what, to the end.
As Putnam argues, to say that a statement of one world version is incompatible with that of another (such that a single world cannot accommodate both versions) requires that the expressions in the two versions have the same meaning.
If field is far more likely to be realised by the meaning-wording resources of 'transitivity' and 'reference' (i.e., Saussure's 'signification'), and both derive from the experiential metafunction, this is not a statement of two facts, but of one: the design of language has evolved in the living of life.
The officer sought to be recalled may submit to the designated election official a statement of three hundred words or fewer justifying the officer's course of conduct.
Nothing is known of her, except from a statement of thirty years later which describes her as "related to the most noble and distinguished families of Scotland".
A senior American official said the negotiators were trying to agree on a statement of about six or seven broad principles.
Instead it banned journalists from its shareholder meeting in the tax haven of Bermuda, declined to answer questions and issued a statement of just two paragraphs.
In response to anti-German sentiments and public protests in Egypt and other countries, the German government issued a statement of condolence nine days after the incident.
Repeated emails to both Browne and MacCallum were unable to elicit a statement of precisely which two loadings had been set to zero.
