Sentence examples for gave a statement for from inspiring English sources

Nine months later the soldier gave a statement for Docherty's inquest in which he said he had been armed with a submachine gun which held 30 rounds, from which he "fired one shot" at a man who was about to throw a petrol bomb towards him.

Nevertheless, by aggregating the individual judgments or weights the researcher gave a statement for a (heterogeneous) group.

Let us be proud about who we are and let us give a statement for love, respect and tolerance.

Conchita Wurst said: "Let us be proud about who we are and let us give a statement for love, respect and tolerance".

Outside the school on Thursday, Abdullah Shajan, one of the school's governors, gave a statement blaming the media for publishing the Ofsted report and suggesting the leak was politically motivated.

The murder of Foley – delivered after he gave a statement at knifepoint blaming the US for his death – and Isis's threat to kill another American journalist, Steven Sotloff, is also testing Obama's goal of safeguarding US nationals in a country overrun by Isis.

He spoke to Jo Coburn on the Daily Politics after David Cameron gave a statement to MPs on UK backing for US airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Iraq, adding he would not rule out participation in similar action in the future.

He can no longer remember the name of the sergeant who was with him that night and was not asked to give a statement or decorated for his role.

She often had her rent paid by Hardy and didn't immediately give a statement to police for fear of retaliation. .

The co-chair of the event, Carla Du Manoir, gave me a statement for my Huffington Post blog: "We are thrilled to bring this event to L.A.to raise much-needed funds for two incredible organizations helping our underserved youth".

I guess this underlines how much uncertainty there was about the outcome of the election, with traders unwilling to take large positions until the picture got clearer........which might happen at 10.30am when Nick Clegg gives a statement following a disappointing night for the Liberal Democrats (who have attracted 23% of the vote but are currently down by six seats).