Sentence examples for debate a statement from inspiring English sources
Last week in the Conference of Presidents it was said that essentially the Council thought that a debate, a statement by the Council, would be untimely in view of the forthcoming elections in France.
But the difficulties of concerted international action were illustrated when members of the UN security council debated a statement criticising Syria as Russian diplomats sought to water down a European draft.
Diplomats, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the council debated a statement to condemn the deadly attacks on U.N. schools, the rockets hidden in vacant schools and the deaths of U.N. staff, but could not reach agreement.
Currently the subject of controversial debates, a statement about the cost-benefit analysis of the e-Prescription is difficult.
The commission will intervene in the debate with a statement next week "on specific issues which have arisen in the debate on pension reform" since publication of its second report last November.
"He took her support of his stance in the EU budget debate as a statement of blanket support for Britain's renegotiation strategy.
They will use a debate on a statement of the party's values this afternoon to insist that action to tackle poverty, health, education and transport should take priority over reducing tax bills.
(Go to Article) Â A heading in some copies yesterday with the transcript of the presidential debate misattributed a statement on trade.
Mr. Bush, who was in Texas preparing for Tuesday's debate, issued a statement after President Clinton announced a summit on Monday in Egypt: "I welcome this development.
The archbishop's office responded to the heated debate with a statement acknowledging that placing symbols of the three monotheistic religions on the Virgin's crown was "problematic" and that using a quote from the Koran "lends itself to debate".
Will the government have a debate or a statement on freedom of speech and whether there's one rule for the rich like Fred Goodwin and one rule for the poor?" The Leader of the House Sir George Young replied that a forthcoming debate would explore freedom of speech in the UK adding: "I will raise with the appropriate minister the issue he has just raised".
