Sentence examples for should make a statement from inspiring English sources

He added: "The home secretary should make a statement about events at the G20 protests.

The next government should make a statement by quickly clearing out some of the most blatantly corrupt officials.

As good as the Saints' offense has looked in three of the last four weeks, the Falcons should make a statement about who controls the N.F.C.

Mr Rufus Isaacs, who became the first Lord Reading in 1926, would be horrified that someone bearing his name should make a statement like this".

The government motion does not specify this, although by saying there should be a further vote, it implies that David Cameron should make a statement of this kind.

"I still believe very strongly that Professor Triggs should clarify the record and should make a statement of apology in relation to this," Dutton said.

The authority concluding the Statement should make a formal statement that it will trigger by a certain deadline the legislative procedure necessary to amend the normally applicable national law and to apply, by way of an explicit derogation, the law of a neighbouring Member State, in order to remove obstacles to the implementation of joint cross-border projects.

The authority concluding the Statement should make a formal statement that it will trigger by a certain deadline the legislative procedure necessary to amend the normally applicable national law and to apply, by way of an explicit derogation, the law of a neighbouring Member State.

In general, participants from the Women Deliver/Countdown conference felt that to maximise the impact of the country profile and its value for use as a decision-making tool, all graphs should make a strong statement with clear implications for health policy formulation.

That afternoon, Obama's national-security advisers met in the Situation Room to discuss two issues: whether Obama should call Mubarak and whether Obama should make a public statement.

Mr Farage said the Queen should make a public statement in support of maintaining the union if the independence battle remains on a knife edge in the days leading up to the September 18 referendum.