Sentence examples for statement in answer from inspiring English sources

On Sunday Ellison, the first Muslim ever elected to Congress, released a statement in answer to Carson's comments.

On Saturday, Perry released a strongly worded statement in answer to Trump's attack on McCain, saying he should withdraw from the race immediately.

On 23 April 1987, six years after Oldfield died from stomach cancer, Thatcher released a written Commons statement in answer to a planted question by the Conservative MP Sir Peter Blaker, prompted by smears that had been swirling around elements of the security services and the press.

The National Security Agency on Saturday released a statement in answer to questions from a senator about whether it "has spied, or is … currently spying, on members of Congress or other American elected officials", in which it did not deny collecting communications from legislators of the US Congress to whom it says it is accountable.

Speaking for Compete America a coalition of companies, universities, and trade associations that supports raising H-1B visa quotas Scott Corley, the group's executive director, made that statement in answer to a question from this reporter about why, if companies are so short of talent, they do not offer retraining to their experienced employees rather than laying them off.

The latter defect was cured by an affirmative statement in the answer that the defendant was in possession.

Patients may also feel the need to convince the doctor that the symptoms are purely physical, and want to display that statement in the answers of the subscales.

If a statement is offered in answer to a question, it is a proposition; if a statement gives rise to a question it is a presupposition.

This problem occurred despite the lead-in statement: " Please answer this question regardless of your current amount of sexual activity".

Case in point: her bravura performance at the Australian Open this year, where after hearing that some considered her press conferences boring, she took her customary seat in front of the cameras and read out a statement in which she answered all the typical boring questions first.

Case in point: her bravura performance at this year's Australian Open, where after hearing that some considered her news conferences boring, she took her customary seat in front of the cameras and began by reading a statement in which she answered all the run-of-the-mill questions she had grown too accustomed to hearing.