Sentence examples for statement engaged from inspiring English sources

Despite her national prominence, Warren scored a lukewarm 25. "Some Senate observers have expected Warren to discuss climate change more this year now that she is on the energy and natural resources committee, but so far she's only made one public statement, engaged in minimal press release work, not written any bills, and cosponsored very few bills," the Climate Hawk report reads.

"Some Senate observers have expected Warren to discuss climate change more this year now that she is on the Energy & Natural Resources Committee, but so far she's only made one public statement, engaged in minimal press release work, not written any bills, and co-sponsored very few bills," the group wrote, adding that it hopes she will "speak out more in 2015 and beyond".

Physicians made pharmaceutical-friendly statements, engaged in disease mongering, and signed biased review articles ghost-authored by corporate employees.

Most were sent from 1999 to 2001, a period when Enron executives were manipulating financial data, making false public statements, engaging in insider trading, and the company was coming under scrutiny by regulators.

But while REM does not result in misstated financial statements, engaging in REM often involves trading off long-term benefits to the company in the pursuit of short-term rewards and, in many cases, REM strategies reduce firm value.

would rely to the same degree on the action and theory of mind networks and all assertives (Naming, Informing, Making statements) engage the brain areas that contribute to specific types of semantic processing (Pulvermüller 2013).

"The traditional (and most direct) way" for a plaintiff to demonstrate reliance "is by showing that he was aware of a company's statement and engaged in a relevant transaction... based on that specific misrepresentation". Ibid.

To satisfy this element, a plaintiff traditionally was required to "sho[w] that he was aware of a company's statement and engaged in a relevant transaction... based on that specific misrepresentation". Erica P. John Fund, supra, at ___, 131 S.Ct., at 2185 (emphasis added).

She can, however, attempt to establish reliance through the "traditional" mode of demonstrating that she was personally "aware of [the defendant's] statement and engaged in a relevant transaction... based on that specific misrepresentation". Halliburton, 563 U.S., at ___, 131 S.Ct., at 2185.

Another of her brothers, Stephen Grimmer, said in 2016: "My mum and dad have passed on now not knowing, and we want to know too before we pass on". In explaining his decision, Justice Hulme acknowledged that the man had made a written statement and engaged in a "walk-through style interview" with police in 1971.

Neither Uber nor Cabify's public statements have engaged with that critique.