Sentence examples for by a statement making from inspiring English sources

However, an information board would be placed nearby explaining the history and context of Rhodes' life and his involvement with Oxford – accompanied by a statement making it clear the college disassociates itself with his many of his views.

Defoe's situation had been soured by a statement made last month by Tim Leiweke, Toronto's president.

Hacked Off were alarmed by a statement made earlier this month by culture secretary Maria Miller in which she suggested that publishers would be given a chance to make Ipso work without charter oversight.

The bank said it stood by a statement made in September about the bond-buying program, which limited purchases to bonds maturing in three years or less but did not put any other limit on the total amount.

Carnegie Mellon stands by a statement made in November, when it said: "Carnegie Mellon University includes the Software Engineering Institute, which is a federally funded research and development centre (FFRDC) established specifically to focus on software-related security and engineering issues.

These feelings might best be summed up by a statement made by a government minister during a business meeting I attended in Wellington.

The case for undergrounding was challenged by a statement made by the Commissioner for Energy Regulation stating that "end-users would be hit by a hike of at least 3%% in their annual bills"22.

That the Arnolds came here before arriving in Providence is borne out by a statement made by William Arnold in 1659: "for as much that I was one that the very first day entred [sic] with some others upon the land of providence, and so laid out my money to buy and helpe pay for it,..."....

Politics is getting particularly dirty as we approach the presidential election, and my foray into the culturomics of American sexual behavior prompted by a statement made by Bryan Fischer, the preacher and radio commentator who is the new darling of the religious right.

Just how convoluted this seemingly simple judgment can be is best illustrated by controversy around a statement made by Greens senator Scott Ludlam that "currently, Australia is 71st per capita in the world in terms of refugees hosted".

In epigraph, writer quotes speech by Ronald Reagan, in which he quotes a statement made by Clare Boothe Luce.