Sentence examples for copy of a statement from inspiring English sources
Mr. Khatami has not yet formally announced the decision, although The Associated Press reported Monday night that it had obtained a copy of a statement announcing his withdrawal.
At the Lexington paper, Mr. Black kept a framed copy of a statement by Herbert Bayard Swope, who won three Pulitzer Prizes for reporting and sat at the legendary Algonquin round table in New York.
Jeffrey Herrmann, a lawyer for Celebration Studios, provided a copy of a statement from the company, which read: "The primary intent of Celebration Studios has been and remains to preserve the memories of its customers.
"Australia does recognise that there may be circumstances where prolonging formal dispute processes might be justified," the diplomat said, according to a copy of a statement seen by Reuters.
Reaching into his desk, he showed me a copy of a statement by Abraham Lincoln, from 1862, written after he was criticized for military blunders during the Civil War.
Opposition activists claimed that witnesses saw the bombs drop from jets, and one antigovernment Facebook page posted what it said was a copy of a statement from the univesity's own press office accusing Syrian Air Force MIG fighter planes of targeting the campus in two "criminal" missile attacks three minutes apart.
The journalists returned to Ross's office, the door was closed, and Ross handed out copies of a statement by Truman.
They distributed copies of a statement pledging "to redouble our effort to keep beauty and harmony and music in our beloved community".
He targeted in particular the large Italian migrant population of the district, distributing translated copies of a statement the sitting LCL member Roy Moir had made about immigrants.
My own F.B.I. file includes a copy of a negative statement I made about the Vietnam War provided by an unnamed source.
One was a copy of a 1993 statement from Yohei Kono, then the chief cabinet secretary, in which the Japanese government acknowledged the involvement of military authorities in the coercion and suffering of comfort women.
