Sentence examples for its most recent statement from inspiring English sources

In its most recent statement, Bond said: "We, like everyone affected, want to know exactly what happened last Friday.

The more sanguine they think the Fed is, the faster the likely slide.With its most recent statement, the Fed has given itself some room for manoeuvre.

In its most recent statement, HMRC said: "As the French Finance Minister confirmed, there were strict conditions under the terms of the agreement about the use of the HSBC Swiss data that the French tax authority shared with HMRC.

In its most recent statement, the company said: "We immediately launched a full investigation utilising independent forensic experts and other security professionals to assist with determining the origin, nature, and scope of this attack.

The Justice Department said in its most recent statement, on Feb. 15, that 327 individuals had been detained on immigration violations or were being investigated for "possible terrorist connections".

According to its most recent statement, the matter was with the police integrity commission and NSW Police had "been asked to take no management or investigative action pending their inquiry".

At some point, it will have to start discussing its exit strategy, but if it made a big announcement on Wednesday about recovery or inflation, after being so dour in its most recent statements, it could spook the markets.

At some point, the Fed will have to start discussing, or at least hinting at, its exit strategy, but if it made a big announcement on Wednesday about recovery or inflation, after being so dour in its most recent statements, it could have spooked the markets.

Wolfowitz, in his most recent statement, prepared for an investigatory panel, conceded nothing, and denounced a "smear campaign" waged by his enemies inside the bank.

Take for instance his most recent statement last Friday, when he casually dropped the n-word on air.

In his most recent statement on the issue, Corbyn said that he had spoken to the train driver who had specially arranged for two seats to become available.