Sentence examples for extract a statement from inspiring English sources

When Goldenberg eventually did extract a statement from the company's corporate communications boss Viv Svec, she was told the company regarded climate change as a "modelled crisis" and that there was "still far more understanding that is required" to justify any concerns over the impacts of carbon dioxide emissions.

By the end of the day, the White House had extracted a statement of support for Mr. Bernanke from the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, who had been noncommittal.

Henry gave them an allowance of 5,000 livres, but in return extracted a statement from Clementina that she had never been married to Charles – a statement she later tried to retract.

Harman's letter says the committee intends to call senior government lawyers to extract a clear statement of the legal justification for targeted killings on which the government is relying.

Roosevelt's inability to extract an unambiguous statement of support was ultimately rendered moot by Hanna's death in February 1904.

Here's an extract from a statement by Deborah Glass, the IPCC deputy chair.

She would wear a wire and attempt to extract a confession or an incriminating statement.

The newspaper also printed extracts of a statement Aamer gave to the Metropolitan police two years ago in which he detailed the alleged brutality he has faced, part of a Met investigation into allegations of UK complicity in torture and rendition.

"In my opinion this was an example of good-faith whistleblowing about misconduct by a senior politician, which was rightfully exposed publicly," he said in an extract of his statement published on Monday.

Here's an extract from the statement.

Here an extract from the statement from Christine Blower, the NUT general secretary.