They made the remarks in a statement prepared in response to a reporter's questions.
In a statement he prepared in response to press questions, the golfer urged Germans to judge the book for themselves.
It was prepared in response to requests by some members of Congress to explore whether companies, in particular foreign-controlled ones, are illegitimately lowering their tax bills.
The editorial was prepared in response to a report in the same journal by Antigone Oreopoulos of the University of Alberta and her colleagues.
"Without the Bank's asset purchases, most people in the UK would have been worse off," it said in a paper prepared in response to queries from the Commons Treasury committee.
In a recent essay prepared in response to a bill on television ownership wending its way through Parliament, Michael Tracey, a former head of the government's Broadcasting Research Unit, said British television had become distressingly vulgar and pointless.
Prepared in response to a five-year-old law, the report is to form the basis for labels for condom packaging and provide more up-to-date information about effectiveness.
The paper was prepared in response to an invitation from the International Astronautic Federation for the presentation of a 1-h keynote lecture on our AMTEC studies at the Space Nuclear Power and Propulsion Systems session of the 48th International Astronautical Congress.
The officials said that Mr. Obama had not requested the new plans, but that they were being prepared in response to public statements from the president-elect and on the basis of conversations between military officials and members of Mr. Obama's transition team.
Kurtz's memo, prepared in response to a request from President Bush, had little bearing on what the commission report depicts as the determination of a handful of senior policy officials -- centered mostly at the Pentagon -- to take military action against Iraq as well as bin Laden.
The letter, prepared in response to questions from Senator Thomas R. Carper, Democrat of Delaware, stated that economic and environmental claims would fall into line behind the company's secured creditors as "nonpriority, unsecured claims," leaving much of the continuing cost of cleanup, in all likelihood, to the federal government.
