Sentence examples for give an oral statement from inspiring English sources
He will be called to give an oral statement and be questioned by the Standards and Privileges Committee at the Commons on 14 October, two weeks before the House returns from its summer break.
Because, although 3(a)(vi) may be violated by, for want of a better word, noninteractive conversations, as, for example, where a judge might simply give a written statement to the press or make an oral statement on the record.
Sixth formers must give an oral presentation as part of their extended project qualification.
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke will make an oral statement on the issue in the House of Commons at about 3.30pm.
Incidentally, Jeremy Hunt is to make an oral statement to the Commons on changes to health services in London this afternoon.
"At the very least, I would expect Keith Davies to give a clear oral statement and apologise in person to the assembly and the people of Llanelli".
He said: "There should have been an oral statement in the Commons.
The original advice by the UK attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, was indeed that a war without a second resolution would be illegal, but Chilcot highlights the fact that by the time Goldsmith gave a subsequent oral statement he appears, mysteriously, to have changed his mind.
We've also got an oral statement from Nicky Morgan, the new education secretary, about the Peter Clarke inquiry into the Birmingham "Trojan horse" affair.
