Sentence examples for statement in the print from inspiring English sources

Last month, the philosopher Brian Leiter published on his blog a letter from Mr. Branch and Dr. Fetzer, the guest editors, who angrily wrote that they had not been consulted about the unusual statement in the print edition.

Fourth, the reported statements in the print media articles are an amalgamation of opinions from people interviewed by journalists and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of journalists.

This specific output was obtained by editing cpgrir-print.cpp to replace %8f by %g in the print statements, in order to print more significant digits.

He would donate his fee to Equality North Carolina and play the gig on one condition: a printed statement in the concert program explaining his stance against the so-called "bathroom bill," House Bill 2 signed into law by Governor Pat McCrory in March.

Fans inundated the local media and club offices with strong opinion against a move, prompting Charlton to print a statement in the 14 April 1973 match programme telling fans that the proposed move was because of the council's attitude regarding the market and complex plans, which the team said threatened its future.

Then, in 2015, the agency proposed shortening the risk statements provided in print ads for prescription drugs.

In the printed statement the Pres.

The N.A.S.D. accused All-Tech and its chairman, Harvey Houtkin, of making misleading statements in print and radio advertisements, on television, on the firm's Web site and in a book.

"The BBC's admission that Dr Kelly was its principal source raises very serious questions about the nature of Gilligan's report and his subsequent statements, in print and on radio.

The NASD had alleged that Houtkin and All-Tech made misleading statements in print and radio ads, on All-Tech's Web site and during Houtkin's TV appearances.

They want the court to order the bail surety businesses, companies that underwrite bonds, to pay damages to alleged victims and correct all alleged misleading statements in print and online materials.