Sentence examples for onto statements from inspiring English sources

Some reports prefixed "allegedly" onto statements that the release would be exclusive.

"It's also the case that many very conservative leaders in this country have signed onto statements like Right on Crime," an initiative for conservative criminal justice reform.

The interviewer then maps the patient's responses onto statements similar to those in the RAD-Q and asks the patient how important each was in the decision to discontinue/continue.

Moreover, these results can be mapped onto their statements about the goals of their craft – to synchronize viewers' attention with the rhythms of the movies.

The vast majority of skeptics who signed onto joint statements denying man-made climate change "have not published extensively in the peer-reviewed climate literature," the study found.

But as it also has before, it tagged onto that statement the pregnant phrase "at this time".

The attacks picked up in earnest this week, when a coalition of civil rights groups that included the National Urban League and the N.A.A.C.P. signed onto a statement that attacked not just Race to the Top, but the very idea of using competitive grants to spur reform.

As I restlessly lay awake early yesterday, with CNN on my TV and dawn breaking over the holy places of Jerusalem, my ear somehow latched onto a statement made by the U.S. transportation secretary, Norman Mineta, about the new precautions that would be put in place at U.S. airports in the wake of Tuesday's unspeakable terrorist attacks: There will be no more curbside check-in, he said.

Oman, the sixth member of the Gulf Cooperation Council, didn't sign onto the statement.

It is no coincidence that several of the major religious groups who signed onto the statement also engage in international advocacy at the UN.

Last October, 124 nations signed onto a statement to the UN calling for complete global nuclear disarmament, based on the intolerable human costs of these weapons.