Sentence examples for starting statement from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, the starting statement of the senior US official Larry Strickling, which is standard fare at Icann meetings: "No one country, no two countries, no 10 countries can claim to speak on behalf of the public interest".

Don't start statements with "you didn't", "you were supposed to... ......, "why did you... ........ and similar accusations.

In general, this group felt strategies for successful collaboration were focused at the local level, such as consistent dialogue with partners (Statement 4), starting small (Statement 43), and having a memorandum of understanding (Statement 23) (See Table  2 for statements which distinguish this group from the others).

12.39pm BST Nicky Morgan is starting her statement now.

3.36pm: Miliband is starting his statement, a few minutes late.

Avoid at all times starting a statement with "At [where you used to work], we did it this way".

There is also a possibility that the long discussion segments have follow-up statements whose content derives from the topic of the start statement.

Thus, we think that the start statement is the root node of the discussion segment and some subtopics derive from this root node.

Three, start a statement by saying, "Back when you played".

When the prime minister starts his statement, I feel overwrought.

"Despite all he accomplished, it feels like he was just getting started," the statement added.