Sentence examples for statement drafted from inspiring English sources

I was unenthusiastic about the 1962 "Port Huron statement" drafted by Hayden.

A mission statement, drafted in 1999, describes Joshua's Place as a healing and recovery center "rooted in the word of God" and "based on the Judeo-Christian tradition".

According to a provisional statement, drafted at the national convention last summer at Wayne State University in Detroit, the group aims to combat "racism and white supremacy, capitalism, patriarchy, heterosexism and transphobia, authoritarianism and imperialism".

The decision to seek a formal resolution came after Russia blocked a statement drafted by Britain that condemned the airstrike, apparently carried out by the Saudi-led coalition, which killed more than 140 mourners.

He read a statement drafted during a heated meeting with Joschka Fischer, the German foreign minister, who had been in Tel Aviv at the time of the blast, and with Terje Rod-Larsen, the United Nations envoy.

In a handwritten statement drafted after a meeting here between Mr. Jackson and Mr. Arafat, a senior Palestinian official suggested that the Palestinian Authority, which is led by Mr. Arafat, wanted to quell the furor surrounding the proposed language.

Greece's desperate plight hovers over the meeting, although formally there is no mention of Greece on the agenda or in the statements drafted for the meeting.

For this reason, questions have been grouped under a limited number of headings and statements drafted for circulation to all participants (Table 1).

The Oahu plant must run on renewable fuel, since the permits and environmental-impact statements drafted for the plant specify that it be powered with biofuel.

The emails - disclosed by former director of strategic communications Ben Wegg-Prosser - include discussions about which MPs might still support Mr Blair, details of media briefings, statements drafted for the prime minister and references to Mr Blair's frustration.

In 2009, a New York Times report detailed how 42 members of the House, including Terry, used statements drafted by lobbyists during debate over the Affordable Care Act.