Sentence examples for means of a statement from inspiring English sources

On a "surprise visit" to Sarajevo this weekend, she announced – via the unusual means of a statement issued by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees – that she's developing a romance set during the 1992-95 Bosnian War.

We believe it would be more forceful and more helpful to the abolitionist campaign in the United States if we were to express our complete agreement and support for this decision by means of a statement by the President than to invoke urgency, which may seem somewhat polemical.

But they are telling insofar as one is interested in an account of how it is that certain statements mean what they mean, where the meaning of a statement is at least in part determined by its logical relations to other statements.

These words are used almost exclusively by women, and many of them are conversational hedges or means of minimizing a statement by imbuing it with humor.

We recommend that Ms Smith apologise to the house by means of a personal statement".

When you say no it means the opposite of a statement, or a question, like a refusal or rejection.

To achieve this objective, two actions are conceivable: First, the exemption limit could be lowered especially for people with low income and chronic diseases and a second option would be to facilitate the option of a "prospective exemption" e.g. by means of a simple income statement.

After explanation of the nature and scope of the study and a sufficient period of reflection, the investigator must obtain the informed consent by means of a standard written statement in non-technical language.

Otherwise, I will be forced to turn to a procedure under Article 7 of the Antitrust Regulation: this would mean sending a Statement of Objections to Google in the coming months, to which Google could formally respond in writing and during an Oral Hearing".

New Jersey attorney David Perry Davis, however, said his $200 donation to Priorities USA was meant as a statement of dissatisfaction with the president -- from the standpoint of a disaffected progressive.

He then attempts to build his case as a prosecuting attorney by means of a chain of "if/then" statements, such as "If sugar and high-fructose corn syrup are the cause of obesity, diabetes, and insulin resistance, then they're also the most likely dietary trigger of these other diseases".