Sentence examples for its definitive statement from inspiring English sources

At the conclusion of Rajagopal's appeal trial in 2009, the Madras High Court issued a 30,000-word document that served as its definitive statement on the case.

On Friday, in its most definitive statement yet on the subject, the White House again ruled out the possibility that Mr. Obama would cite the 14th Amendment to disregard the debt-limit law and unilaterally order government borrowing to proceed if no deal was reached by Tuesday's deadline for raising the debt ceiling.

In 2007, when the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued its most definitive statement on the human contribution to climate change, Mr. Cheney insisted that there was not enough evidence to just "sort of run out and try to slap together some policy that's going to try to solve the problem".

the date on which the soliciting person files its definitive proxy statement if the soliciting person's preliminary proxy statement is filed within 10 days of the issuer's filing of its definitive proxy statement.

Yahoo! filed its definitive proxy statement Monday and reiterated that Carl Icahn "has no credible plan to create value," urging shareholders not to vote for his alternative board at the company's annual meeting on Aug. 1.

It was a definitive statement, no supporting evidence needed.

Some viewed Trump's move as a political gaffe; others saw it as a definitive statement.

As a matter of fact, though "Pirandello" may be their definitive statement, it is the only thing of its kind they do.

The SEC made another definitive statement about its superiority on Saturday night.

Here, they present both a fascinating retrospective of their life work and a definitive statement of its theoretical underpinnings.

Originally criticised on release as a minor achievement (critics expressed concern over the album's repetition and short length), its cold aesthetic provides a definitive statement on electronic music.