The phrase "a statement that day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific statement made on a particular day, often in the context of a discussion or report.
Example: "During the meeting, he made a statement that day that changed the course of our project."
Alternatives: "a remark made that day" or "a declaration from that day".
But in a statement that day, the station said she "has been released from her contract effective immediately".
"The committees' draft falls short," the former pharmacy owner said in a statement that day, citing, among other things, provisions that major health-care companies also strongly oppose.
"Contrary to recent media reports," the White House said in a statement that day, "HHS's proposal does not include the so-called 'gag rule' on counseling about abortion". The statement contrasted the new rule with a Reagan administration policy in 1988 that banned any mention of abortion.
But Hernandez said the mayor didn't issue a statement that day and the media didn't descend upon San Bernardino to cover the crimes. .
His agent later sent a statement that Day had tweaked his back, had some work done on it, was pleased with winning and is getting prepared to play Thursday.
"We regret that the President's use of the name Pocahontas as a slur to insult a political adversary is overshadowing the true purpose of today's White House ceremony," he said in a statement that day. .
The treasury department said in a statement that Friday's decision was an exceptional case.
Mars said in a statement that Thursday's decision could pave the way for similar cases in other countries.
The Miami Marlins announced in a statement that Sunday's afternoon game against the Atlanta Braves was canceled.
The White House said in a statement that Sunday's violence represented "a clear step backwards on issues central to our relationship with Belarus".
Tom Strickland, the head of the United States delegation, said in a statement that Tuesday's votes were "a major loss for marine conservation".
