Sentence examples for attached to a statement from inspiring English sources

The letter, which is attached to a statement directed at the DoJ, calls actions such as this "evidence of a pattern of systemic and vindictive targeting by law enforcement", adding that the efforts "reveal an intention to suppress footage, intimidate witnesses, control narratives, obscure brutality and punish".

"China's leaders are committed to altering their country's macroeconomic landscape," Evan A. Feigenbaum, a China analyst at Eurasia Group, a global consulting firm, said in a statement attached to a report released Aug. 17.

Military operations would "remain suspended to show that we are attached to a peaceful solution," the statement said.

The picture is attached to a section of the statement the 23-year-old victim delivered to Turner in court a written account detailing the impact of the assault that later went viral when it was published online.

But he has not issued any since October 2010, when lawmakers of both parties expressed outrage over a statement he attached to a bill saying that he could disregard requirements imposed on certain negotiations with international financial institutions.

Antonetti made the remarks in a sworn statement attached to a motion to move the case to Minden, Nev., from Reno.

Paragraph (2) of § 606 then provides for additional things that must be attached to the Statement of Merger for a Series LLC, being a Statement of Termination for each protected series which is killed off by the merger, and a Statement of Relocation for each protected series that survives the merger.

In San Antonio, officials also referred to the tax bill in a special document attached to the official statement for a $30 million issue of water revenue bonds scheduled for sale today.

A copy of the executive summary of our report is attached to my statement here...

He attached to the statement government documents outlining his immigration history.

For as long as I can remember, I have been fascinated by the importance attached to personal statements, written to a formula, and not by the candidates alone, as part of applications to British universities.