Sentence examples for making of the statement from inspiring English sources
He has reminded those at the hearing that section 19 of the Inquiries Act restricts the publication or disclosure, whether in whole or in part – outside the confidentiality circle which comprises Leveson, his assessors, the core inquiry team and the core participants – of any statement prior to the making of the statement orally.
The committee backed a proposal from Lib Dem peer Lord Lester of Herne Hill, a long-time campaigner for libel law reform, to scrap the checklist and re-write the defence to protect those who "acted honestly and reasonably believed at the time of publication that the making of the statement was in the public interest".
I'm not sure what to make of the statement — he seems angry at the circumstances of his father's death and burial.
And what is one to make of the statement by Keegan, a native Englishman, that the British prime minister during the American Civil War was Benjamin Disraeli?
So what to make of the statement by Saudi Arabia's oil minister that the world's biggest oil exporter could stop using fossil fuels as soon as 2040 and become a "global power" in solar and wind energy?
So what are we to make of the statement last fall by Michael Eriksen, director of the CDC's Office of Smoking & Health, in which he noted glumly that adult smoking rates had stopped declining in the 1990s?
A number of copies were made of the statement were made for the proper authorities, and when everyone from Jamaat had turned themselves in, the authorities tore up the documents, according to Bakr.
Officials in the United States government said they were not sure what to make of the statements by Mr. Karzai and the spokesman.
I asked him why the strategy was put together and what he made of the statements from the industry and ministers.
The solution to this problem is generally different than the solution to the standard problem, where no restriction is made on the statements of the agent.
"The most charitable characterization one can make of this statement," the workers wrote, "is that it lacks any credibility".
