Sentence examples for rally statements from inspiring English sources

Trump's campaign has previously criticised the media for taking his rally statements literally, with the candidatesaying, for instance, that he was being "sarcastic" when he said Barack Obama "founded" Isis.

Franklin, who was a Marxist and an active member of A3M, was terminated because of things he said at an anti-war rally, statements that, according to the ACLU, amounted to protected First Amendment speech.

The vast conference complex that is hosting the Paris climate summit opened its doors to the general public this morning, just one day after world leaders launched the talks with a round of rallying statements and promises to combat global warming.

Legal action would be taken against anyone attempting to organize a rally, the statement said.

"Our community is still healing, and we find it reprehensible that they are picking Newtown to rally," the statement said.

During the rally, a statement was read to the crowd by an unidentified woman who said she was speaking on behalf of the Support Darren Wilson online campaign.

ALBANY — Ever since Justice Anthony M. Kennedy announced his retirement, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has held rallies, issued statements and signed an executive order, all in the interest, he said, of protecting access to reproductive rights that could be at risk under a Supreme Court poised to lean further to the right.

Trump later said there were "fine people" on "both sides" of the Charlottesville rally — a statement he repeated this week.

In a statement emailed to WCSH 6 on Monday, Principal Karl Francis said the rally "signified a statement of unity and respect" among students, and noted that staff had been cooperating in the investigation of the alleged assault.

Several figures have emerged to address rallies and issue statements, but so far none has managed to seize for himself the power of the streets.

After years of hearings, environmental impact statements, rallies and op-eds, "Cape Spin" builds to a 2010 decision by the interior secretary at the time, Ken Salazar, on whether to let the project proceed.