Sentence examples for statement asserting that the from inspiring English sources

A Hasbro spokesman said as much in a statement, asserting that the companies are seeking an "amicable solution".

At a 2004 International Whaling Commission symposium, more than 100 scientists signed a statement asserting that the association between sonar and whale deaths "is very convincing and appears overwhelming".

And by noon yesterday, Mr. Lazio moved to encourage this sentiment about Mrs. Clinton, releasing a statement asserting that the first lady was engaging in "mudslinging" and distorting what he described as his "mainstream record".

"The Business of Health" prompted the Board of Trustees of the American Medical Association to issue a statement asserting that the program was filled with "misrepresentations, bias and distortions," constituting a "caricature of medicine and its aims".

The fund has long attracted sniping from factions loyal to Mahathir Mohamad, a meddling former prime minister who is itching for Mr Najib to step down.Talk of an imminent rift within the government subsided a little on March 4th, when the prime minister's office released a statement asserting that the cabinet is confident that 1MDB has done no wrong.

In Paris, the Foreign Ministry released an equally murky statement, asserting that the police in Benghazi had detained five French citizens on Wednesday night, and that "one of them was hurt by a bullet and died during the night in Benghazi hospital".

The statement asserted that the council had already taken "all the legal actions to hold whoever is responsible accountable".

The same statement asserts that the bus's expected 14-year life span and low fuel consumption help to justify the high unit price and the development costs.

The statement asserted that the remarks by the Pentagon officials "run counter to the public position of the new American president, namely that Russia and the United States are not adversaries and do not threaten each other".

Reflecting the view of Mr. Greenspan that huge investments in technology were making the economy fundamentally more efficient, the statement asserted that the underlying trend of improvement in productivity growth "appears to be largely intact, supporting longer-term prospects".

It is interesting to note that as recently as the 1980s, the Business Roundtable's chief executive mission statement asserted that the chief executive had a duty to care for customers, employees, communities and the nation (the stakeholders, in other words) as well as the shareholders.