Sentence examples for most extensive statements from inspiring English sources

The most extensive statements on the subject have come from the governor's main foreign policy adviser, Condoleezza Rice, who also spoke at the convention last night.

This is, some believe, some of the most extensive statements that U.S. authorities have made about data brokers.

"It's time we closed this Pandora's box," the defendant said at one point, his most extensive statement in court.

The letter is the company's most extensive statement to investors since Mr. Wyly announced on June 21 that he would mount a proxy battle to take control of the company's board and remove its management at a shareholder meeting on Aug. 29.

"Larry Brown is a great coach," Thomas said in the statement, "but for various reasons, bringing him to the Knicks did not turn out the way we had hoped". It was the most extensive statement Thomas has made since reports of Brown's demise surfaced nearly six weeks ago.

In probably his most extensive statement of his attitude to China, Bloomberg contended in the Financial Times in 2007 that the jobs China takes from the United States are jobs that America would lose to foreign competition anyway.

The novel includes elements of romance, mystery, and science fiction, and it contains Rand's most extensive statement of Objectivism in any of her works of fiction, a lengthy monologue delivered by Galt.

In the group's most extensive public statements since the Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Apple and several publishers in April, the guild will encourage its members to submit comments in writing to the government during the 60-day comment period required before a settlement can be approved.

He has given a number of speeches in recent weeks to counter a highly negative portrayal of the N.S.A.'s work, but the 90-minute interview was his most extensive personal statement on the issue to date.

Frederick Douglass has left one of the most extensive bodies of significant and quotable public statements of any figure in American history.

The destruction of its inquiry will be a severe blow to the SFO which has spent more than £2m on what was its most extensive current investigation, and taken hundreds of pages of statements from witnesses.