Sentence examples for attributed a statement from inspiring English sources

An article on Saturday about an antigovernment "sovereign citizen" movement that uses fraudulent lien filings to retaliate against local officials attributed a statement about the movement erroneously.

An article on Nov. 15 about a court appearance by Tracina Vaughn, a Brooklyn woman accused of child abuse in the death of her 16-month-old son, attributed a statement about her incorrectly.

An article by Bloomberg News in Business Day on Thursday, about earnings projections for Kraft Foods and Tyson Foods, incorrectly attributed a statement that Kraft's profit margin would narrow this year.

The Spirits column in the Jan . 20Food section mistakenly attributed a statement to "The Bitter Truth's Jerry Thomas". In fact, the late Jerry Thomas was a 19th-century bartender for whom the company named one of its bitters.

An obituary on Saturday about David Mancuso, who revolutionized night life in New York with weekly dance parties at his downtown loft, incorrectly attributed a statement made to Tim Lawrence, an author and professor of cultural studies at the University of East London.

The original version incorrectly attributed a statement about the timing of the treatment to Yehoash Raphael.

Editor's Note: This article initially attributed a number of statements to a representative of the British Pakistani Christian Association, Wilson Chowdhry.

Clarification: This story has been updated to specify that the comments CNN attributed to a "statement" from Peter Gust were given in an interview to Madison 365. .

A further invitation for a terrorist attack could also be attributed to a statement Thursday from the Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store who said the time was ripe to open negotiations with banned Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab.

An article on Jan . 8about the nomination of Chuck Hagel to be secretary of defense, using information from a White House statement, erroneously attributed a distinction to Mr. Hagel.

INTERNATIONAL An article on Jan . 8about the nomination of Chuck Hagel to be secretary of defense, using information from a White House statement, erroneously attributed a distinction to Mr. Hagel.