Sentence examples for general statements of from inspiring English sources

General statements of good intention are very welcome, but the next vital step will be to produce detail and evidence.

"General statements of that kind – concerning what is 'commonly reported' or 'often seen' – were made repeatedly," Bettman wrote on page 20 of the report.

The Likud leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, who has limited himself to general statements of support for the war, is leading in opinion polls.

It is not true, however, that they take the form of statements of fact, even highly general statements of fact; nor is their necessity the same as that which characterizes logical truths.

Since 2004 leaders have vowed to build a "harmonious society", making it risky for low-level governments to report data suggesting that unrest is growing.The proposed law's provisions (to judge from the draft released on March 8th) range from general statements of principle to specific clarifications of certain grey areas.

Principle theories, on the other hand, start from empirical principles, i.e. general statements of empirical regularities, employing no or only a bare minimum of theoretical terms.

A system of equations determining the generators of the admitted point Lie groups (symmetries) is derived and the general statement of the associated group-classification problem is given.

Facebook declined to comment on the incident, and pointed only to its general Statement of Rights and Responsibilities.

A general statement of open-system thermodynamics is that nature abhors a gradient, a difference across a distance.

Any general statement of realism, however, inevitably obscures the great variation in focus in controversies between realists and antirealists from antiquity to the present day.

The Justice Department contends that the letter is "merely a general statement of policy with nonbinding effect," But Gary L. Kepplinger, general counsel of the accountability office, said administration officials had treated it as "a binding rule".