Sentence examples for clear statement from from inspiring English sources

No clear statement from 2003 has ever been published.

A clear statement from the European countries that they will support Tunisia by obtaining the status of associate partner.

To protect its agents, the CIA sought a clear statement from the Bush Administration on how far agents could go in efforts to force detainees to talk.

We all need to hear a clear statement from Mr. Obama about his goals for Afghanistan and his strategy for getting there.

"1MDB welcomes the clear statement from the Malaysian anti-corruption commission, which confirms that no funds from 1MDB were transferred to the prime minister," it said.

What is needed now is clear statement from the home secretary on the rights of photographers and the limits of police surveillance.

Without a simple, clear-cut statement from the judge that that belief was incorrect, there was surely a reasonable likelihood that they would act on that belief.

What is worrying is that the original story was so clearly completely untrue and contained clear statements from the council that demonstrated this.

"Iran sees itself, so to speak, confronted with the developments on the German side, from Siemens and especially by the clear statements from Merkel during the visit by Peres on harder sanctions," said Konstantin Kosten, an expert on Iran at the German Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin.

"The clear statements from WHO that there should be no restrictions on travel and trade means there is no justification for cancelling, delaying, postponing or moving the Rio games," IOC medical director Richard Budgett told the Associated Press on Thursday.

Abolishing the default retirement age is a good start, but it will take a clearer statement from the government – that age discrimination in any form will not be tolerated – for the message to really be embraced by Britain's employers.