Pope Benedict XVI approved the statement's contents and ordered its publication, it said.
If Lewinsky and her lawyer had held back her affidavit from Jan . 7 to Jan . 16in hopes of maximizing her leverage in securing a job, it seems unlikely that they would have disclosed the statement's contents to Jones's lawyers.
"There is no wording regarding any threat nor any expression of wanting to cause harm to anyone at the school," police said Tuesday in a statement, describing the journal's content.
Art & Language's two identical grey panels – one with the word painting, the other sculpture written on their surfaces – negate and empty out the idea of the art object, as does the conceptual art group's all-black painted square, with its accompanying statement telling us the work's content is invisible, "to be kept permanently secret, known only to the artist".
WFAN issued a statement promising to "monitor the program's content" but the 66-year-old Imus, a member of the National Broadcasters Hall of Fame, was not publicly disciplined.
Henri's content analysis framework defined "social" as a "statement or part of a statement not related to the formal content of the subject matter" [ 28].
Thus, a reason is a statement whose content, if believed, is causally relevant to altering attitudes.
The most commonly used method to convert published experimental data on gene function into GO annotations makes use of a professional curator employed by a model organism database or a more general resource such as UniProt, who reads each published article and composes annotation statements based on the article's contents (15, 16).
In a statement, Netflix's chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, praised Rock as "comic royalty".
The FRC issued only a terse statement saying it "noted the letter's contents".
