The phrase "a statement on drug" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a statement on drugs"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing opinions, policies, or information related to drug use or drug policy.
Example: "The government released a statement on drugs to address the rising concerns about addiction in the community."
Alternatives: "a statement regarding drugs" or "a statement about drug issues".
The Andro Debate The N.B.A. issued a statement on Thursday saying the joint drug committee of the league and the players' association had added nine substances to its banned list, including androstenedione -- the testosterone-boosting supplement made famous by Mark McGwire.
During my visit to Manila, I attended what I thought would be a press conference during which the chief of police would make a statement on the country's anti-drug efforts.
The drug synergy predictions can provide valuable references for experimental drug combination screening, but they cannot substitute the experimental methods to determine the final statement on drug synergism or antagonism.
The British drug agency recently required Glaxo to remove a statement on its patient label saying that the drug was not addictive.
"Purchasing new and 'old' drugs via 'darknets' – underground, online networks permitting anonymous communication — represents a new challenge for law enforcement," said the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction in a statement on Wednesday.
"I am resigning from the President's American Manufacturing Council," Kenneth C. Frazier, the chief executive of the drug company Merck, said in a statement on Monday morning.
"Texas taxpayers will not subsidize or tolerate illegal drug abuse," Perry said in a statement on Tuesday.
Terry Burke, director of the Texas chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, which successfully challenged Florida's law, called Perry's drug testing push "sad" in a statement on Tuesday.
But the lead on drug policy for the Association of Chief Police Officers said in a statement on Sunday that Barton was "entitled to his views".
PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Russian Olympic bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeeva has tested positive for a banned performance-enhancing drug, the Russian bobsleigh federation said in a statement on Friday.
