Sentence examples for counter statements from inspiring English sources

Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, echoed the assessment that Basra offered evidence to counter statements that Iran was decreasing its efforts in Iraq.

The International Olympic Committee on Friday also sought to counter statements on Wednesday by one of its top press officials that suggested that I.O.C. negotiators had quietly acquiesced to the restrictions.

If I want to make a counter statement to an advertising campaign in the same arena (i.e., billboards) I have to resort to the outlaw approach.

CNS reporter Lauretta Brown countered statements by NARAL Pro-Choice America president Ilyse Hogue condemning the killings and those who apparently inspired Dear with statements from anti-abortion groups denouncing violence.

Discussing gender discrimination when it comes up, countering statements that limit gender expression and providing children with concrete examples can help encourage acceptance and understanding of gender diversity at an early age.

It remains to be seen whether the Birmingham Guild release a statement to counter the statement about the statement.

Air France immediately issued a counter-statement defending the professionalism and courage of its crew.

A day after his dive into the politics of social security, the archbishop issued a sort of counter-statement, via his blog, that gave an idea of his broader views of the subject of welfare reform.

In a remarkable display of both professional integrity and personal bravery, several hundred Egyptian journalists have now signed a counter-statement rejecting this attempt by their bosses to gag reporters and silence their work.

There are writers' statements or thoughts about what they do as writers – Arnold Bennett's glorious book on the subject, or Virginia Woolf's counter-statement about the exterior and interior world of the mind, or any number of interviews with present-day authors.

Most of the tenement houses that flank the cobbled street here were built during Berlin's big push for industrialisation in the late 19th century, as a counter-statement to the social segregation that Friedrich Engels had reported from Manchester: let's bring white and blue collar workers under one roof – that was the intention, at least.