Sentence examples for federal statements from inspiring English sources

In late July 2007, according to Swiss federal statements, the justice minister, Christoph Blocher, flew to Washington for talks with Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence; Alberto R. Gonzales, then the attorney general; and Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director.

The early federal statements gave no hint that the blast had caused massive long-term damage to the dump, a facility crucial to the nuclear weapons cleanup program that spans the nation, or that it would jeopardize the Energy Department's credibility in dealing with the tricky problem of radioactive waste.

In addition to the charge related to the tunnel work, the federal statement says that Modern Continental "engaged in a scheme of overbilling" by "falsely categorizing apprentice workers as journeymen".

Wilson said he was "flabbergasted" by Barnett's comments, which were "the most anti-federal statements a WA premier has made in a postwar period".

ESPN's rights payment to the WAC reached $3.4 million in 2010, federal tax statements show, and Boise State's bowl appearances brought more money to the conference.

Kansas State University's policy not to investigate accusations of rape in off-campus fraternity houses is "incorrect," according to federal government statements filed in court in support of two female students at the university.

The company says that the river is getting cleaner, and that PCB's are not a cancer-causing agent in humans, despite federal officials' statements that it probably is.

The Ministry of Justice in Hessen, for example, joins previous federal government statements,3 by underlining that the difficulty of establishing area-wide Muslim chaplaincy is due to the absence of any unified Muslim interlocutor.4.

Union officials selected the CPA firm that has prepared the nonprofits' federal tax statements in the past to conduct that audit.

"So there is no indication that these officers had [the federal false statements law] anywhere in their minds".

Normand has reiterated the government's intention to fulfill its commitments in a statement provided for this article: "The recent federal minibudget statement indicating increases in funding for the CFI and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council reflects the continuing efforts by the Canadian Government to brand Canada as a strong knowledge-based society.