Sentence examples for print a statement from inspiring English sources

The bookkeeper balked, saying her system only allowed her to print a statement and scan it.

The Sun has been ordered to print a statement acknowledging that its claims that one in five British Muslims supported people who have gone to Syria to fight for jihadi groups such as Islamic State were significantly misleading.

Fans inundated the local media and club offices with strong opinion against a move, prompting Charlton to print a statement in the 14 April 1973 match programme telling fans that the proposed move was because of the council's attitude regarding the market and complex plans, which the team said threatened its future.

Sarah Palin is barking mad at the Daily Caller today, because this story about her reality teevee show receiving tax subsidies put her in the terrible position of having to "set the record straight on [her] Facebook page" because the Caller could not be "trusted even to print a statement in a manner that people can read".

Your bank can either print a statement for you or have one mailed to you.

The next year, however, Time printed a statement by Johns about his American-flag painting: "Using this design took care of a great deal for me because I didn't have to design it.

This makes "Death of Klinghoffer" hard to love and easy to hate.The Met deserves credit for not softening the opera's blunt edges and for giving context in the programme, even printing a statement from Klinghoffer's two daughters.

Last week, the public editor of The New York Times, Byron Calame, writing on his Web journal about the paper's lack of initial reporting on Mr. Colbert's speech, printed a statement from Richard Stevenson, a deputy bureau chief for The Times in Washington.

Blic, Danas and Studio B were fined for printing a statement by the Serbian Renewal Movement, the largest opposition party, which accused two senior officials of organizing an attempt on the life of the party's leader, Vuk Draskovic.

Educational approaches might include printing a statement about the honor code on course syllabi, asking students to write out and sign an honor pledge on assignments, serving as a role model by citing sources in lectures, or providing clear guidelines regarding collaboration.

The Intercept printed a statement from the al Qaeda source praising the attacks on Charlie Hebdo.