Sentence examples for publish a statement of from inspiring English sources
"The school will publish a statement of any details it receives, once this has been received.
A draft revenue management bill in Sierra Leone would require the government to publish a statement of its tax expenditure, detailing all tax exemptions, beneficiaries, and lost revenue.
A spokesperson for BEUC says that the next step for the commission is to publish a "Statement of Objections" that will list potential infringements of EU Competition law by Google.
The director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, is scheduled to publish a statement on the case of Eleanor de Freitas, a rape complainant who killed herself on the eve of a prosecution for perverting the course of justice.
None of 31 journals published a statement on possible conflicts of interest of the 287 authors listed in the bylines.
"One who prepares or publishes a statement on behalf of another is not its maker," Justice Thomas wrote.
Earlier this morning, the FPF, along with the full audio, published a statement of why it chose to publish this along with some brief analysis.
The American Heart Association in 2009 published a statement, of which Lustig was a co-author, saying Americans consumed 22 teaspoons of it a day.
July 17 , 2014Haviv Rettig Gur (@havivrettiggur) Israel's Defense Ministry officially recognizes Muhammed Abu Khdeir as a victim of terrorism July 17 , 20143.01pm BST The UNRWA has published a statement of condemnation over the placement of rockets in one of its schools.
And in 1997, Bill Kristol of The Weekly Standard and Fox News, and other conservatives, published a "statement of principles," signed by Jeb Bush and future Bush officials -- Mr. Rumsfeld, Mr. Cheney, Mr. Wolfowitz, Scooter Libby and Elliott Abrams.
Last week, in the latest twist in its three-year-long investigation into Microsoft for antitrust issues, the European Commission published a "statement of objection" accusing the company of not honouring the settlement reached in 2004.
