Sentence examples for statement is taken from inspiring English sources

The greater part of the press statement is taken up with condemnation of those seeking to "score political points" with the "outrageous claim" of republican involvement and cover-up.

In order to generate questions related to a discussion topic, the topic statement is taken as the basis information.

If this statement is taken to assert that a certain three-place relation obtains among Brutus, Caesar, and a knife, then it is hard to explain why the statement entails that Brutus stabbed Caesar (a statement that involves a different, two-place relation) [Kenny 1963].

What if this statement is taken as the centerpiece of God's salvation of humanity and the world?

While Brooke noted that the Bonnard test was inflexible, he also considered the distinction between defamation and breach of confidentiality; while "confidentiality, once breached, is lost for ever", if a defamatory statement is taken to trial and the claimant wins, he or she is vindicated and suffers no lasting harm.

No statement was taken, no medical examination took place.

Much as I admire Jane Austen's work, I propose Mr Moffat's statement be taken entirely literally.

Police pocket books were lost, a witness statement was taken unsigned, a legally binding affidavit was falsified.

Jenny Chubb was not interviewed by a detective; her statement was taken by a local uniformed PC whom she already knew.

In the game of verbal inches that often passes for Washington politics, that statement was taken as a positive sign.

This statement was taken out of context, and caused some confusion and concern within congressional and Defence Department offices, as there is no current activity to review ITAR legislation.