The phrase "all future statements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any statements or declarations that will be made after the current point in time.
Example: "Please ensure that all future statements regarding the project are clear and concise."
Alternatives: "any subsequent statements" or "all upcoming statements".
Senior figures at Save the Children US, based in Westport, Connecticut, demanded the withdrawal of the criticism and an effective veto on any future statements blaming the invasion for the plight of Iraqi civilians suffering malnourishment and shortages of medical supplies.
The removal of the US press officer's name was agreed to placate Connecticut but the source confirmed the Americans were also assured they would be sent all future UK statements on Iraq before they were issued.
But the C.I.A. has now ordered him to curtail his public commentary sharply, and to get advance approval for future statements.
The root of the question is Aristotle's discussion of singular future statements in De interpretatione 9 which the eleventh-century dialecticians read in Boethius's Latin translation.
Early medieval logicians could deal with singular future statements as statement types with truth-values changing in accordance with the time of assertion, as in Aristotle and Hellenistic philosophy.
The former model also reportedly acknowledged during the committee hearing that she told "white lies" on behalf of Trump, an admission that would cast doubt on future statements on behalf of the White House.
If possible laugh it off It can be irritating to the verbal attacker and possibly ward off future statements.
"The pathway to that vision includes continually improving fuel economy and our commitment to an all-electric future," the statement read.
According to the statement, "all future ventures under the Altamarea Group name will be operated by the partnership of Fakahany and White," including the company's "first international project due to open in late spring 2011 on the Hong Kong harbor".
The decision "does not mean that the merger clearance blesses all actions by Motorola in the past or all future action by Google," the statement said.
