Sentence examples for and statements to the from inspiring English sources
It came after a series of letters and statements to the world, asking them to stop the Israeli practices.
There are numerous references to Joyce's "outrageous" behavior and statements to the press, but when we are presented with illustrations, they land with a thud.
The LA Times said its March 17 story was based on FBI records, interviews with people at the scene of the 1994 shooting, and statements to the FBI by an informant.
But through media leaks and statements to the judge, the American-born Muslim appeared to justify the attack as a way to protect Islamic leaders from US forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.
In 2006 German researchers published a detailed analysis in the online journal Psycho-Social-Medicine, reviewing dozens of studies and concluding that it was all a pipe dream: writing did nothing to heal, and statements to the contrary would simply "misdirect" the public with "expectations and hopes not likely to be met".
According to the complaint, which was filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan on Monday, representatives of Trump SoHo said the project was "30, 40, 50, 60 percent or more sold" — both in individual sales pitches and statements to the press — but after the offering plan became effective in May, buyers learned that just over 15 percent of the building, 62 of the 391 units, had been sold.
The new ownership was already on board and wanted to make a splash and statement to the fans when they OK'd a five-year, $85-million 85-millionhier.
Although findings from the primary publication have been cited and interpreted correctly in two secondary publications, 34 35 many secondary publications incorrectly cited Healy's original evidence and statement to the House of Commons Health Select Committee investigation (figure 2).
Key limitations were the lack of explicitly stated philosophical positioning of the research and statements to locate the researchers culturally or theoretically.
"The government is resorting to more and more outrageous and extravagant actions and statements to control the agenda," said Andrés Cañizalez, a communications professor at Andrés Bello Catholic University.
In court and statements to press, the Justice Department has said that it's not illegal for jurisdictions to decline detainers.
