The draft settlement agreement included Mr. Lopez's name, as well as the names of the law firms involved, and it included broad confidentiality language which would bar the parties to the agreement from making "any statement of any sort" about the circumstances of the dispute or the terms of the agreement.
A reason, for Stevenson, is "any statement about any matter of fact which any speaker considers likely to alter attitudes" (1944, 115).
Specifically, the government asked the court to instruct Brown and his counsel to refrain from making "any statement to members of any television, radio, newspaper, magazine, internet (included, but not limited to, bloggers), or any other media organisation about this case, other than matters of public record".
Specifically, the government asked the court to instruct Brown and his counsel to refrain from making "any statement to members of any television, radio, newspaper, magazine, internet (included, but not limited to, bloggers), or any other media organization about this case, other than matters of public record".
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson issued an order Tuesday reaffirming that Roger Stone is prohibited "from making any public statements, using any medium" about the Russia investigation.
The agreement forbids him, his wife and his lawyers to make any statements "relating in any way to the sexual or other assaults of Abner Louima".
More specifically, the developed countries won't let any statements slip into any UN climate document that could be used against them in the future.
"Political parties cannot hold any motives, perform any actions or issue any statements to change the secular principle of the republic," Mr. Yalcinkaya said in a statement, according to the state-run Anatolian News Agency.
James P. Rubin, the State Department spokesman, said last week that United States officials had made clear in meetings with Mr. Haider "our strong opposition to any statements or any actions that might be interpreted as expressing sympathy for the former Nazi regime or as explaining away in any way, shape or form the terrible tragedy of the Holocaust".
It was a difficult task, because the group, which had kidnapped the two Italian women and two Iraqi assistants on September 7, did not issue any public demands, did not send any videotapes of their hostages to television stations, and did not release any statements claiming their allegiance to any particular group.
