Sentence examples similar to ostensible statements from inspiring English sources

She noticed the same irregular "r" appearing both on press releases from the real estate company charged with redeveloping the area, and on statements from an ostensible community group in support of the redevelopment.

The ostensible purpose of David Cameron's statement in the Commons was a report on last week's European Council summit, but Downing Street had let it be known that he would use the occasion to mop up some of the mess on the floor left by the resignation on Friday of Iain Duncan Smith.

Under the rules today, the two candidates merely delivered rival statements to Parliament on the ostensible issue of debating the latest government budget.

Why are these ostensible offenses not being investigates?" said a statement from Mr. Kejriwal and Prashant Bhushan, another India Against Corruption activist.

Inadequately vetted policies and rushed, sloppy statements like this one have undermined a core aspect of Trump's ostensible appeal as a candidate ― that his experience managing a family real estate empire would translate into effective management of the federal government.

The firm, its executives and its bankers are supposed to confine statements about current and future business to written comments in the share prospectus.The ostensible goal is to protect investors from being subjected to sharp sales talk by bosses and their money men.

This is so despite the fact that national curriculum statements of rural and remote practice, as well as many local curriculum documents, currently make no ostensible reference to climate change, even in well-resourced countries such as Australia [ 24], Canada [ 25] and the UK [ 26], which have produced research on climate change as well as rural and remote health [ 10].

The ostensible reason — get this!

At least, ostensible ones.

The ostensible reason: so-called Communist influence.

His ostensible mandate was reform.