Sentence examples for statement disseminated from inspiring English sources

According to a police statement disseminated to press, the victim did not put up a fight because she was drunk.

Michael Morrell, the former acting director of the CIA, who is identified in the inspector general report as having met with Bigelow and Boal to discuss their film, said in a statement disseminated to CIA employees a week after the movie was released that it is "not a realistic portrayal of the facts," but a "dramatization".

Musk's statements, disseminated via Twitter, falsely indicated that, should he so choose, it was virtually certain that he could take Tesla private at a purchase price that reflected a substantial premium over Tesla stock's then-current share price, that funding for this multi-billion dollar transaction had been secured, and that the only contingency was a shareholder vote.

The teacher overlooked how the manner in which a statement is disseminated can doom it to falsehood.

The statements were disseminated by lobbyists at a big law firm, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal.

Public or internal statements are disseminated for increasing the preparedness of both the public and institutions or agencies.

I'm making art, making a statement, and disseminating information about what happened". .

I'm simply making art, making a statement, and disseminating information about what happened". .

In other words, even if the RCA really thought the sentiments expressed in their statement were true, there were so few parties actually affected by the statement that it hardly makes sense that it should have been expressed as a widely disseminated statement.

This consensus statement will be disseminated by (1) presentations given at the annual society meeting of Taiwan Digestive Week in 2013; (2) possible release of copies of these statements in electronic and paper format to national societies/associations of gastroenterologists for their iterations; (3) release on the website of our society link.

Yet they have caught on like Britney Spears's latest hit, becoming poetry to executives' ears, sonnets to shareholder value, so much so that 86percentt of American corporations have their own carefully worded, neatly printed, widely disseminated statements.