Sentence examples for statement and in the from inspiring English sources

Collinsworth probably didn't mean the risk of brain damage, but that's implicit in his statement, and in the game itself.

The prosecutors, in their opening statement and in the first day of testimony, described a flurry of actions by Mr. Miller to help Ms. Miller flee and get shelter from his sect's missionaries in Nicaragua.

But Chilcot argues instead: "The judgments about Iraq's capabilities in that statement, and in the dossier published the same day, were presented with a certainty that was not justified".

I rather liked that mission statement and in the past three years every show we have made has tried to live up to those ideals of innovation and creativity, answering only to our young adult audience.

Both in the statement and in the radio interview, Mr. Barak declined to be more specific, saying that the report, which he said was nearly 100 pages long, was classified and that ultimately the new rules would have to be established by the prime minister and the government.

Yet if there was fault to be found it was in the faultlessness of some of the day looks, a sense that Mr. Costa was quite consciously aiming for a visual statement and, in the process, didn't see or refused to see that the hemlines of the dresses might have been better shorter.

In 1999, the American Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology published a consensus statement, and in 2001, the American Society of Clinical Oncology published guidelines.

In this context, we also had to take account of the usability of the statement and explanation in the on-line toolkit.

Modelers interpreted that statement, and others in the literature, in a variety of ways, with slight differences in some cases and major differences in others.

Tributes to Mr. Jobs flowed quickly on Wednesday evening, in formal statements and in the flow of social networks, with President Obama, technology industry leaders and legions of Apple fans weighing in.

The public sector, in its policy statements and in the design of programmes of intervention, appears to be subscribing to a rhetoric of "grassroots participation".