Sentence examples for make statements in from inspiring English sources

And ministers should make statements in the Commons.

Victims have gained the right to make statements in court about the impact a crime has had on them, which judges can take into account in determining punishment.

"I am aware of other institutions that have made similar decisions, and make statements in their catalog that they won't serve students in certain states".

"I have heard previously of people being forced to make statements in front of a camera without that later being shown," Pils said.

Sculptors kept trying to make statements in plazas, but the public generally responded with either anger (they forced the removal of Richard Serra's wall) or with indifference.

"Even if we are not allowed to travel, American artists need to make statements in solidarity, so that the people in charge know that these terrible things are being heard and watched all over the world".

But he has also made statements in support of the peace process.

Byrne urged commentators to consider the ongoing investigation before making statements in public.

Since the Mitchell report was released, Nitkowski has made statements in support of McNamee.

He notes that "Bill Clinton made statements in 1992 relying on a CNN report, which has now been thoroughly debunked".

Belhadj was imprisoned again in 2005 for making statements in support of the insurgency in Iraq but was released the following year.