Sentence examples for offered a statement of from inspiring English sources
In fact, Leibniz offered a statement of this very principle as his Principle of Sufficient Reason.
But on Friday evening, he offered a statement of support for Trump's proposal.
Jones said he thought the idea of putting "13th" in the opening slot — which buzzy Oscar titles such as "Captain Phillips," "Life of Pi" and "Gone Girl" all occupied — offered a statement of sorts.
Marazziti had hoped that Pope Francis would offer a statement of support for the moratoria.
But they did not offer a statement of full support, saying instead that they looked forward to "discussions with the administration and with Congress about the substance of these ideas".
At the end of his memoir, he offers a statement of his new credo, his replacement Shema, if you will: "I now lived deeply and fundamentally suspicious of any hint of dogma or ideology, of subjective values presented as Great Truths".
When I asked the Fisheries Service if it would consider closing the bluefin season on the heels of the BP spill, I was offered a statement, part of which, recast in verse form, has an almost Nobu-type haiku quality: "N.O.A.A. Fisheries is carefully monitoring The spawning of bluefin tuna in the Gulf of Mexico By collecting larval samples and analyzing reports from scientific observers".
Louise Glck, protesting that she could not "prefer merely 15" poems, offered a statement in lieu of a list.
Ms. Deen, through her publicity team, offered a statement denying all of Mrs. Charles's accusations: "Fundamentally Dora's complaint is not about race but about money.
So far, Ruihai International Logistics, a four-year-old company that employs about seventy workers, has yet to offer a statement, though some of its top executives have been detained for questioning.
The paradox of Libya was that this was Obama's first war but it was one he explicitly did not want to own, and the opportunities it offered for a statement of strategic principle — on preventing genocide, on international law, on the internationalist doctrine of "responsibility to protect" — were opportunities he deliberately did not seize.
