Sentence examples for statement minutes from inspiring English sources
The term "statement minutes" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used in legal or official settings to refer to the official written record of statements made during a meeting, hearing, or other proceeding. Example: "The statement minutes from yesterday's city council meeting have been reviewed and approved by the clerk."
Gov. David A. Paterson, who has said he believes the Legislature's proposals fall far short of what is needed to restore public confidence in Albany, issued a stern statement minutes after the Senate vote, vowing to veto the bills.
French foreign minister Laurent Fabius said in a statement minutes after the crisis ended: "It is not by chance that today's terrorism affects a country that represents hope for the Arab world.
In a statement minutes after Santorum finished his speech, Romney was gracious: "Senator Santorum is an able and worthy competitor, and I congratulate him on the campaign he ran.
Foreign Office sources said the foreign secretary had made his statement minutes after he received confirmation that the 26 British embassy staff had taken off from Tehran, heading for Britain.
With still no sign of David Cameron, who had been expected to make a statement minutes earlier, the hordes of photographers gathered outside the prime minister's front door snapped the newspaper delivery man instead.
The Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee issued a joint statement minutes before the committee was to meet to vote on Ms. Solis's nomination to say that lawmakers needed more time to review documentation submitted in support of her.
In order to enhance the effects of these public statements, minutes of the meeting, including every participant's commitments, were sent to all participants.
Ms. Gillibrand issued a statement within minutes of Ms. Maloney's announcement.
Mr. Obama's campaign snapped to action, blasting out a critical statement just minutes after Mr. Romney made his comment, while voters were still streaming out of the event.
Mr. Gore praised the action in a three-page statement issued minutes after the announcement, but he took pains to say that it was "the president's decision".
"The action today will help ensure Wisconsin has a business climate that allows the private sector to create 250,000 new jobs," Mr. Walker said, in a statement released minutes after the unexpected vote.
