Sentence examples for more general statement from inspiring English sources

Now that apartheid no longer exists in South Africa, Mr. Fugard said, "The Island" has "become a much more general statement about the question of political prisoners".

Some time last year they began discussing a more general statement of amity, and since meetings in December, they have begun studying proposed treaty language, Chinese officials told Western scholars.

A more general statement released in the name of executive director Brian Cathcart said: "The direct involvement of ministers in these secret negotiations means no one can be confident that the public's interests are being served rather than the interests of the editors and proprietors, or of the politicians".

But the meeting of the Group of 7, facing the same divisions over Iraq that have split other international institutions, skirted concrete plans that would deal with the negative economic effects of a war and issued instead a more general statement on how to address a sagging global economy.

More general statement is formulated in [2, page 30].

Concerning the equivalence of (1) and (2) see our Lemma 15 for a more general statement.

A second factual correction was to make "more general" statements about Mr. Hussein's ties to Palestinian terrorist organizations and the Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi that had been used to substantiate the White House assertion that Mr. Hussein "maintained ties to terrorists and terrorist organizations," the administration official said.

For reactions by leading conflict researchers to the release of the data see [60], for more general statements regarding their relevance and impact see [61].

The second dimension (Cronbach's α = 0.72) pertains to more general statements about the threat that risks pose to project success (for example "Projects usually exceed deadlines, as future developments are mostly unforeseeable").

Facebook spokesman Barry Schnitt says that sex offenders had previously been banned through a number of other more general statements in the Terms of Service, but that the company wanted to make it more explicit.

Yet, such studies are still rare and most authors using GPS/GIS tools in livestock studies content themselves with more general statements about distances or mobility patterns (e.g. Akasbi et al. 2012; Baker and Hoffman 2006; Ouédraogo-Koné et al. 2006).