"We didn't make statements that should not be made".
"People make statements that are non-provable," Moores shrugs.
"They were fighting against enormous odds to make statements that might be seen as sinful.
A 1995 Michigan ethics rule said judicial candidates could not make statements that were misleading.
They need to consider that when they make statements that fly off the handle and almost draw a line.
Now, I don't think there's any question about the fact that judges should ever make statements that reflect racial bias.
Mr. Cuomo, he said, "continues to make statements that are simply factually incorrect, as Mr. Rattner looks forward to proving in court".
And the prepresidential Santorum — who can be more passionate than diplomatic, who can make statements that may lose him votes rather than win them over — emerged periodically.
I believe I provided him some basic information that was helpful but let him know that AEB cannot make statements that would support Unilever's position".
On Friday, the speaker of the house, Akbar Tandjung, said, "We are reminding the president not to make statements that could cause confusion among the people".
In a discussion, even if they are two or three layers below the most senior person, they will be quite happy to make their points and they'll feel empowered to make statements that may be in disagreement.
