Sentence examples for contributed a statement from inspiring English sources
Dettori, who was riding in Milan on Sunday, contributed a statement through the same press release.
Auden, who contributed a statement to a pamphlet on Spain called "Authors Take Sides," expressed the reluctant longing in "Spain," the poem that he wrote just before the street fighting broke out in Barcelona, and later repudiated: "What's your proposal?
Jackson, the erstwhile King of Pop, did not attend the press conference, but he contributed a statement demanding that record companies "start treating their artists with respect, honor and financial justice".
Staff at the London Review of Books, when invited by BBC Radio Four's Open Book to defend the vast over-representation of men on its pages, declined to send a representative, but did contribute a statement.
Improved trading at ABF's sugar business and more favourable currency movements also contributed to a statement that the company said would increase confidence in its prospects.
In a series of thought experiments, actors compute their utility of contributing a specific statement to the discourse by following ideological criteria, preferential attachment, agenda-setting strategies, governmental coherence, or other mechanisms.
We recognize that these tallies do not account for the possibility that a singe participant or two can contribute a large number of statements.
A structured literature review was conducted using Medline, PsycINFO, and EMBASE with a supplemental search of grey literature, to generate published materials that could contribute an initial list of statements to enter the Delphi process.
Although LAs were encouraged in their general pedagogical training to question and prompt rather than explain the reason for an answer, LAs contributed reasoning statements in more than half of the discussions.
The subjects have all contributed personal statements, and when you put those together you get a history of postwar science that's as immediate and unprettified as these portraits.
