Sentence examples for referring back to the statement from inspiring English sources

The RFU refused to comment, referring back to the statement it released last week, which read: "Whilst the RFU has not given consent to Premiership Rugby to grant European broadcasting rights, we believe it is important to work with them and with all parties involved to find common ground". ERC responded to Premier Rugby's announcement last week by declaring their own new four-year deal with Sky.

Instead, they refer back to the statement by chief executive Mike Surbaugh apologizing for Trump's speech as inappropriately political.

A Treasury spokeswoman, asked to respond to the effort, referred back to the statement the department put out when it announced the warrant repurchase program: "Regarding transparency: Treasury publishes information on all CPP transactions, including investments, repayments and warrant repurchases, in the TARP Transactions Reports within 2 business days of closing.

If he said "8 or 9" during the deposition, and this time he says "15 or 20," refer back to the statement made during the deposition in your second question.

This refers back to the statements by the Director General of the WHO at the Global Conference on Health Promotion in Finland quoted above that, 'efforts to prevent NCDs go against the business interests of powerful economic operators' (7).

If you haven't read at the very least the last two essays in this series, you should probably start at the beginning: A lot of the concepts and knowledge will be cumulative, and we'll be referring back to the Balance Sheet and Income Statement throughout today's analysis.

It therefore follows that the student may refer back to the problem statement for corrective action prompts in order to clarify some details of the scenario.

Since this point refers back to the speculation in the previous point, and we have qualified the statements in both, we ask that the editors to allow some leeway in discussing these issues in the revision.

AIBA said in a statement: "Any issue regarding delays or objections during this reform process may be referred back to the disciplinary commission, who may then reopen the matter and issue additional fines and/or sanctions".

It therefore refers to the label red, which in turn refers back to the sample.

Refering back to the example in Figure 10.