Sentence examples for departmental statements from inspiring English sources

When the budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 is released on Monday, most departmental statements will make a point of saying how much they think their work has been hindered by Congressional decisions about where some of the money should go.

In a departmental statement, Teather said: "Thousands of families have had to battle for months, even years, with different agencies to get the specialist care their children need.

It was certainly wrong to publish a list of schemes it wanted to work on before the first departmental national policy statement had been published.

Mr Osborne's announcement last week of cuts of £3bn in this year's departmental budgets was a statement of intent.

There was no press release or media briefing, just a few generic Ministers statements posted on departmental websites.

In the autumn statement he said departmental spending would be £1bn less in 2015-16.

The Joint Council for Qualifications explains why in a not-very-illuminating statement: Earlier this year the regulators and departmental officials for England, Wales and Northern Ireland recommended that all GCSE candidates should receive their results at the same time.

After a sidebar conference and a subsequent argument over whether Officer Delacruz could be asked leading questions as a hostile witness, Mr. Green asked Officer Delacruz to repeat statements he had made in a departmental interview.

The Web sites and the mission statements often have links to internal departmental sites, each with their own mission documents.

David Willetts, former Conservative minister and the thinktank's executive chair, said Osborne's autumn statement, which softened the pace of departmental spending cuts, was a reversal of the usual pattern in which chancellors swing the axe more heavily once an election is out of the way.

Updated at 2.27pm GMT 2.22pm GMT Small print alert - Departmental spending cuts George Osborne went into the autumn statement planning knowing that he had to find around £2bn to fund the giveaways announced at the party conferences: free school meals, the married couples' tax allowance and the fuel duty freeze.