Sentence examples for newspaper statement from inspiring English sources

Not since Richard Gere and Cindy Crawford took out full-page ads testifying to their enduring love has a newspaper statement made me fear so for a relationship.

The newspaper statement typifies the attitude of the island's establishment and highlights the paramount reason for the catastrophe - the poor response of the authorities to a crisis that had been escalating for months.

A1 Dissent in Israeli Ranks More than 100 Israeli Army reservists, including combat officers and soldiers, said in a newspaper statement that they would refuse to continue serving in the West Bank and Gaza Strip because they objected to Israeli tactics.

All efforts to repeal any of the controversial laws (apart from Hudood ordinance which was only partially repealed in 2006) have not gone beyond some newspaper statements which too were subsequently retracted.

The now-sober Mr. Brand said Thursday in a randy, not-totally-printable-in-a-family-newspaper statement that he was excited to be working with the Fox-owned FX channel, adding sarcastically: "At least I'll be able to have a Christmas drink with Bill O'Reilly".

According to the newspaper, the statement said that Zimmerman is "Hispanic and grew up in a multiracial family".

Referring to its banner headlines, the newspaper's statement read: "After the incident, our newspaper took improper actions, seriously damaging the credibility of the media and this is a profound lesson for us".

According to an Israeli newspaper his statement claims the British and Israeli intelligence agencies authorised Manbar to proceed with the chemical weapons deals in order to slip operatives into the Iranian government.

Going the Distance, and Then Some In the middle of the World Series, there appeared in a column on the Op-Ed page of this newspaper this statement: "Baseball is the only thing in the world that drags on longer than the presidential elections".

Though the Times signed a broad waiver acknowledging that Boies' firm could do work for other clients adverse to the paper's interest, the hiring of agents directed to surveil their reporters was crossing a line, the newspaper's statement made clear.

There was no prayer circle for Precious Land, no profile of her on the front page of the newspaper, no statements of outrage from City Hall.