Two hours and 20 minutes later, I received a blast e-mail containing a statement by James Hansen, the head of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies at NASA — i.e., NASA's chief climate scientist.
A full-page ad in the Financial Times containing a statement signed by the "350 Top executives of Arcelor" professing loyalty to the company and proclaiming that "we unanimously reject the hostile bid from Mittal Steel," has Breakingviews wondering what's going on behind the scenes at the French company.
In fact, in 1984 a regulation was brought in: A person shall not, during the relevant period in relation to an election under this Act, print, publish, or distribute, or cause, permit or authorise to be printed, published or distributed, any electoral advertisement containing a statement: 1.
A series of other raids in the same street had led to one arrest, the prosecutor added, and the discovery in a rubbish bin of a computer containing a statement from Ibrahim el-Bakraoui in which he wrote of feeling "in a rush, not knowing what to do, being hunted everywhere, not being safe, and if this goes on, ending up in a cell".
The piece now displays an update containing a statement from Niantic that they "fixed Google account scope" for iOS users, and that it was an error.
But, for example, did Huppenthal violate Arizona Article 38-423, which refers to public officers, and stipulates: "A public officer authorized by law to make or give any certificate or other writing, who makes and delivers as true such a certificate or writing containing a statement which he knows is false, is guilty of a class 6 felony"?
The written request shall contain a statement of the reason the manual recount is being requested.
'The conclusion of your review contains a statement that seems to me to be important in an absolute way.
In large part because the Constitution did not contain a statement on individual rights, Mason voted against its adoption.
Richard Brookhiser's review of "Grant" (April 22), by Jean Edward Smith, contains a statement, presumably attributable to the author, that should have been challenged by the reviewer.
