Sentence examples for careful statement from inspiring English sources
The G7 came out with a careful statement this week that saidWe, the G7 Ministers and Governors, reaffirm our longstanding commitment to market determined exchange rates and to consult closely in regard to actions in foreign exchange markets.
In the middle of it all, the Government's exceedingly careful statement outlining the proposed legal limits to the powers of unions did not please Mrs. Thatcher's followers who remembered the more trenchent promises uttered during the election.
Some in the anti-abortion movement disagreed that Mr. Bush's careful statement -- saying he thought the F.D.A.'s decision was wrong but stopping short of promising its reversal -- was the right approach.
One reporter scanned it and called out, "Russia has the atomic bomb!" The President's careful statement did not say that, exactly, but, rather, "We have evidence that within recent weeks an atomic explosion occurred in the U.S.S.R".
These include the choice of test relative to experimental or sampling design and breadth of intended inferences, the careful statement of hypotheses, and analyses with small sample sizes.
Former President Bush, in a careful statement, praises the CIA operatives as "patriots," while not either condoning or defending their actions.
Justice Department lawyers disagree, regarding the careful statements by the family lawyers as holding on to their options to resist.
The company did, however, make careful statements about its future, warning that second-quarter weakness in North America and Europe was expected to continue in the third quarter.
His careful statements about Putin echo an interview with the Guardian's Luke Harding three weeks ago in which he insisted: "Don't call Putin a thug".
But he implicitly threatened America too, saying that the reasons for his attacks of September 11th 2001 remain in place.Both Mr Bush and Mr Kerry issued careful statements, each man repeating his dedication to fighting terrorism without cease.
The outspoken Mr. Day says that his careful statements are often taken out of context, and that his call for a "values based" approach to teaching sex education in schools was reduced by reporters to total opposition to sex education.
