Sentence examples for a statement verifying that from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Maliki's press conference, the American military released a statement verifying that Mr. Baghdadi was killed in a joint raid between Iraqi and United States forces in the dark hours of Sunday morning near Tikrit, near Saddam Hussein's hometown.

For its part, the San Antonio Aquarium released a statement verifying that Shannon did pose as a distributor with a company it works with, and tried to explain why he might have seen deceased marine life during his undercover investigation.

The securities and exchange commission has set an August 14 deadline for all chief executives and chief financial officers to submit signed statements verifying that their past six quarterly accounts are accurate.

The interviewer also signed a statement for verifying that he had provided the necessary information written in the informed consent form and that each respondent had consented to participate in the study.

He was forced to "undergo an anal exam against his will," his lawyer said in a statement, to verify that he'd had sexual relations with a man.

Chambers signed a statement with UK Sport, verifying that he believed the information to be true, which brought a close to the organisation's inquiries into his drug use.

The player is given a statement that verifies his awareness of the process.

You'll need copies of your birth certificate, Social Security card and a photo ID; a signed statement from your physician verifying that you past a physical and an ophthalmoscope or dilated eye examination; and the results of your Hepatitis B and C and HIV tests.

But her application hit a snag when Ms. Cothias discovered that the woman had not been added to the rolls because she failed to list a $1,469 child-support payment and had not turned in a statement from her former employer verifying that she had been let go.

The bank has filed the UCC-3 Termination Statement, which verifies that I paid off the loan, but there is a problem.

The only possible certainty is that provided by what Lewis calls terminating judgment, which involves a statement about reality that has been verified empirically.