Sentence examples for statement becoming from inspiring English sources
This was inspired by the work of Frederich Froebel, inventor of kindergarten, in part to acknowledge how (as O'Kane explains in his artist statement) "becoming a parent opened my eyes up to not only my parents' influence on us as children … but also how life and art and striking a balance is a continual process and should be approached as such.
PW: Hammond is trying to not be too gloomy about Brexit – he talks of a "double deal dividend" for the economy if an agreement with the EU is reached – but still promises to be watchful, hence the idea of the spring statement becoming a "full fiscal event" if needed, which sounds very much like code for an emergency budget if there is no deal.
Serkan Borançılı, co-founder and chairman of GittiGidiyor's board of directors, issued this statement: Becoming an eBay company is a source of great pride for GittiGidiyor…By being fully part of eBay, we can accelerate our development, benefit from world class best practices and consolidate our leadership position in one of Europe's fastest growing ecommerce markets.
In a statement, Becoming Green said: "Corporations should have a social responsibility to help society.
One of the main results — and it's a very intuitive one — shows that when markets don't trust firms, we will tend to see a shift toward financial statements becoming harder and harder.
This new agency will prepare the AK Party's public announcements and press statements, becoming self-sufficient as a business operation, Taraf claimed.
"Jihad," Mr. Awlaki said in a March statement, "is becoming as American as apple pie and as British as afternoon tea".
Since they announced that they would be rejoining the NASL in 2012, the Cosmos have never changed their mission statement of becoming the "biggest club in American soccer".
For registration statements currently on file, registrants may choose to file an amendment removing the delaying amendment language that prevents the registration statement from becoming effective automatically after 20 days.
9. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Monday unveiled a A$1.1 billion ($806 million) package to boost innovation in Australia, using his first major economic policy statement since becoming leader to map out a pathway beyond the country's fading resources boom.
Using yarnbombing or guerilla knitting, as it's known, to make a political statement is becoming increasingly popular – largely because the medium takes on just as much importance as the message.
