Sentence examples similar to existent statement from inspiring English sources

Someone should inform Mr. Podhoretz he is citing a non-existent statement.

Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.

The American Psychological Association's (APA) position statement on parental alienation is non-existent.

Maybe it was because I feared that others would interpret my choice of a white partner as a statement about my weak or non-existent affiliation with blacks.

The canvas, which is likely to have been painted between 1500 to 1510, "is a significant addition to the small body of existent work produced by Hieronymus Bosch", the researchers said in a statement.

Improvements in society's ability to keep people incarcerated have made the need for capital punishment "practically non-existent," the pope has written, and the archbishop quotes in his statement.

Editor's update, Jan . 12 , 2010Several days after this story was posted, the Coalition removed from its Web site both the 75% charitable commitment claim and a statement that "incidents of fraud are rare to non-existent".

In a lengthy statement, the 38-year-old said government censorship had made him "a non-existent person in the public space", unable to publish any work on the mainland.

On 13 December 2011 the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) issued a statement claiming that risks from CT imaging are "too low to be detectible and may be non-existent".

BP said in a statement on Thursday: "[The] ruling affirms what BP has been saying since the beginning: claimants should not be paid for fictitious or wholly non-existent losses.

In a statement, prosecutors claimed this was done by "among other things, arranging for the money received from gamblers to be disguised as payments for hundreds of non-existent online merchants and other non-gambling businesses".