Sentence examples for have any statement from inspiring English sources
His lawyer, Richard A. Reeve, told a reporter that neither he nor his client would have any statement.
But the bank said on Sunday afternoon that it would not have any statement after the meeting, though the succession issue has unsettled investors and hurt the institution's image.
GM has yet to respond and FCA said it did not have any statement to share as of Sunday.
"We will not have any statement today," CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock said.
On Sunday, Bill Hancock, the executive director of the College Football Playoff, told The Times' Chris Dufresne, "We will not have any statement today".
American investigators have not suggested that they have any statements from Mr. Hamdi or any evidence that may implicate him in particular activities, although he was first captured in November, along with John Walker Lindh of California, after a prison uprising near Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif
There's a great passage in "Of a Fire on the Moon" in which Norman Mailer, in his grandly narcissistic third-person narrative voice, describes how he overcame his initial heartsick uncertainty as to whether he had any statement to offer the world on the death of Ernest Hemingway.
When pressed by the pair on whether Koch had any statement in response to Joel's challenge, Moorman declined further comment, then reminded them they were on private property and had "no legitimate business reason for being here".
Mr. Malvo's court-appointed lawyer in Virginia, Michael S. Arif, said today that preventing Mr. Malvo from receiving advice from his counsel or his guardian would form the legal basis for having any statements he made thrown out.
But wherever the inspiration came from, like so much in the New York season, the collection did not seem to have any urgent statement to make — just a bunch of nice clothes to wear.
"I don't have any great statement on that other than as a coach you just kind of get involved in your routine," he said at his Tuesday news conference.
