Sentence examples for marked statements from inspiring English sources

The public is not gripped by the sense of urgency that has marked statements from some campaign officials, lawyers and academics -- as well as news coverage -- decrying the demise of the political system if the stalemate persists.

In his indictment, under a section marked "statement of probable cause," investigators suggest Scarsella subscribed to the sovereign citizen movement, and that he went to the protest with friends to "stir things up" and "cause commotion".

The players may not have memorised Rule T.8 in the list of regulations marked Public Statements, but Martínez was right when he complained that John Terry should not, in theory, be discussing the prospect of Stones joining Chelsea.

Participants marked which statements they agreed with.

To test clarity and readability we asked parents of various education levels visiting a health care centre to read the leaflet and mark statements that were difficult to understand.

The formal style marks a statement with - sŭ mnida, a question with - sŭ mnikka, a command with - sŭp)sio, and a suggestion with - sŭ psida.

Putin's statements marked a shift, she said.

It is marked by grand statements, sweeping generalizations, constant evocations of destiny and national character, and long quotations from government reports and Blair's speeches.

The statements marked a new aggressiveness by Democrats on missile defense, a favorite issue of conservatives, and one that Democrats sought to blunt under the lead of President Bill Clinton.

Mrs. Clinton's statements marked the latest evidence of her increasingly aggressive stance against Mr. Giuliani and her campaign's intention to try to turn what her aides see as mayoral difficulties into a Senate race issue.

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