The phrase "a statement that containing" is not correct in English.
It should be "a statement that contains." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a specific statement that includes certain information or elements.
Example: "The report includes a statement that contains the key findings of our research."
Alternatives: "a statement that includes" or "a statement that has".
In a statement that contained few downsides, Admiral said its price comparison business slipped to a loss of £7.2m, having made a profit of £3.6m last year.
A sensibility of radical juxtaposition, of everyday surrealism, of literally layering disparate elements to make a cohesive statement that contains multitudes within it -- this is how the world is now, and it shows in our art.
Mr. Buck said that for sales that occurred after 1983 in buildings that contain more than 12 apartments, a buyer should receive a "resale disclosure" statement that contains information about the apartment, including the share allocation.
"Defendants have provided Moses with nothing more than a single incomplete, cursory, wholly insufficient statement" that "contained numerous inaccuracies and was in material respects false and misleading," Mr. Allen's complaint said.
It says every officer who made a statement that contained untrue evidence may have perverted the course of justice, and some who were witnesses in court may have committed perjury.
"A song is a bunch of suggestions or statements that contain a lot of spontaneity.
It is intended to present a number of important position statements that contain many aspirational goals and suggestions as to how progress can be made in understanding the OoL.
He has used couriers to carry private instructions and issued public statements that contained threats and exhortations.
6 Conflicting Views on Iraq The world is responding to the Bush administration's verbal war against Iraq with statements that contain more skepticism and disapproval than support.
Precise new rules are introduced to calculate the truth value of compound statements that contain statements with intermediate truth-values.
