Sentence examples for change in a statement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry announced the change in a statement e-mailed early Monday morning.

Air Canada offered no explanation for the management change in a statement released late Monday.

American Senator Al Franken, who had proposed legislation to require companies to get users' permission before they collect location data, praised Apple's change in a statement to the Washington Post, saying "Apple's decision to protect their users against this form of tracking is a smart and powerful move for privacy".

However BP spokesperson Brett Clanton did not mention the group's position on climate change in a statement announcing the decision:"We continually assess our engagements with policy and advocacy organizations and based on our most recent assessment, we have determined that we can effectively pursue policy matters of current interest to BP without renewing our membership in Alec".

iflix confirmed the staffing change in a statement.

The Humane Society of the United States also praised the suspension, and encouraged the Coast Guard to make it a permanent change in a statement sent to HuffPost.

Rubio, who ran against Trump in the presidential primary, said his position had not changed in a statement on Tuesday after facing mounting pressure from his opponent in the Florida Senate race to dump Trump.

Antti Saarnio, commenting on the changes in a statement.

Update 12 25 p.m. PT: The Justice Department defended the Rule 41 changes in a statement provided to TechCrunch, saying that the adjustments amount to a small procedural difference in the rule rather than a Constitutional overhaul.

Commenting on the changes in a statement, (yet another) rail industry body, RDG, put up its lead on transparency, David Brown, who said: "The rail industry already publishes more information and data than many business sectors and leads the way among European railways, and we are committed to going further.

"We need to protect people's rights so that they know how their health information has been used or disclosed," said Georgina Verdugo, director of the HHS Office for Civil Rights, which is proposing the changes, in a statement.