Sentence examples for of statement of from inspiring English sources

He got the idea to do a history show on weekends for NPR, and he started the podcast as a kind of "statement of intent".

As Bland wrote later, in a sort of statement of purpose on diversity, "The reality is that the women who initially started organizing were almost all white".

Perhaps, it is suggested to him, he is making the most political kind of statement of all by simply presenting that life on stage, without choreographic subtitles.

She'd like the party to revive the 1976 concession that abortion is a personal issue, or at least some kind of statement of respect for Republicans who identify as pro-choice.

Shadow leader of the House Chris Bryant told the programme: "The whole point of a royal warrant is it's a kind of statement of British satisfaction and it must add phenomenal value to a brand, especially overseas in markets like China, the Far East, The Middle East.

"I believe it's some sort of statement of philosophical intent, that Wenger believes his style of football alone will defeat all the cheating ugliness of the other teams, and the incompetence of officialdom, and all this with the understated artistic arrogance of a deliberately dodgy goalkeeper.

But, he added, "the pilot did not make any kind of statements of problems in the plane".

[The Conservatives are] seeking to withdraw under a veil of statements of support for the voluntary sector".

If it had remained intact it would have been one of the more boring of Britain's stately homes, with its senseless repetition of statements of status.

Iain Duncan Smith, as founder of the Centre for Social Justice, has made plenty of statements of intent when other senior figures in the party have equivocated.

It is not true, however, that they take the form of statements of fact, even highly general statements of fact; nor is their necessity the same as that which characterizes logical truths.