Sentence examples for producing a statement from inspiring English sources

There is no template to follow when producing a statement.

Wrapping up two weeks of talks, Staffan de Mistura, the UN Syria envoy, strove to give the impression of progress by producing a statement of 12 guiding principles.

Their absence wasn't surprising, given that those dissenting bishops had already held their own conference less than a month earlier, in Jerusalem, where they formed a kind of counter-Anglican Communion, producing a statement to the effect that they no longer recognized the legitimacy of Canterbury and the Church of England.

The Red Sox reacted quickly to that accusation, producing a statement from the team president, Larry Lucchino, and supporting remarks from Lester, Lackey, Beckett and Francona that said while things may not have always been handled perfectly, there was absolutely, positively, no beer-drinking in the dugout during games.

Three key themes that emerged from the follow-up GP interviews and written feedback were: Barriers to collecting the newer types of GP supporting information Difficulty in producing a statement of competence for extended practice roles A time consuming process Patient survey - Five prison GPs successfully carried out a patient survey for our study.

This Mr Whitman regards as folly: "GAAP can never produce a statement of true earnings".

Well, at least Enron's leaders thought it important to produce a statement of values.

It also produced a statement from Boeing, the manufacturer, vouching for the planes' safety.

They met for seven days, and produced a statement, accusing the Anglican Communion of "false gospel" — and concluded that recognition by Canterbury was "not necessary for Anglican identity".

Second seed Victoria Azarenka produced a statement of intent as she whitewashed Germany's Dinah Pfizenmaier 6-0 6-0 in the first round of the US Open.

Soon after the start of the uprising, the inmates produced a statement listing their grievances and laying out demands that would serve as the basis for negotiations.