Sentence examples for passed a statement from inspiring English sources

Shortly after his arrest Abdaladze passed a statement to a newspaper denying the accusation and saying he believed he and his colleagues had been targeted on Saakashvili's orders for photographing the bloody aftermath of an opposition demonstration on 26 May when riot police clashed with protesters.

But we've now been passed a statement by Dan Wagner – who's Bright Station investment vehicle was the original Shiny Media backer – which says that Bright Station has now done a deal with Shiny Digital, acquiring several of the former Shiny Media blogs.

Russia's lower house of parliament, the Duma, passed a statement calling on Kiev to release the journalists Marat Saychenko and Oleg Sidyakin.

His remote students will get the same lectures as students paying $50,000 a year, the same assignments, the same exams and, if they pass, a "statement of accomplishment" (though not Stanford credit).

"That the USG chose to pass a "statement" instead of a "resolution" makes clear the Adminisitration's unwillingness to do all that is necessary to end genocide in Darfur.

Chamber Vice President Randy Johnson has said that it will be "Armageddon" if the Employee Free Choice Act passes, a statement they've underscored through millions in ad spending before legislation has even hit the Senate floor.

Although the 15-member Council passed a unanimous statement condemning the violence in Zimbabwe a week ago, an attempt to declare the runoff illegitimate on Friday sank after South Africa, one of the Council members, led the opposition to further criticism, saying Africans should resolve the issue.

Apparently, it had been waiting in an alley and emerged as the convoy passed, a coalition statement said.

The political waters were further roiled this month when Governor Bush was taped saying he had "devious plans" if the amendment passed -- a statement for which he has since apologized.

He did not address the protesters here but instead passed along a statement, which a Republican congressman read aloud.

At a conference of conservative activists in Washington last week, Mr. Romney's campaign passed out a statement from the group praising him as one of Massachusetts' "strongest assets".