Sentence examples similar to statement of emergence from inspiring English sources

In a statement on the emergence of the Bin Laden interview, a spokesperson for Mr Corbyn said: "Jeremy is a total opponent of al-Qaeda, all it stands for".

He knew instantly he wanted to make a statement of unity upon the emergence of a videotape from Osama bin Laden on Friday afternoon, and strode purposefully, alone, across the tarmac in West Palm Beach, Fla., to do so.

However, in 2010, an additional item recommending the reporting of trial funding was added to the CONSORT statement following the emergence of evidence that studies sponsored by pharmaceutical companies were more likely to have outcomes favouring the sponsor than studies with other sponsors, with an odds ratio of 4.05, (95 % CI 2.98 to 5.51) [ 10, 11].

The position statement follows the emergence of opposing views within the music industry over the last fortnight.

These are thus cases of emergence.

"The risk of emergence of a new human pandemic virus will remain as long as the avian influenza virus exists in the environment," the W.H.O. said in a statement, urging that more work be done to create a vaccine.

This is an account of restoration, of emergence into light.

Author, 'The Law of Emergence'.

Our walk is a walk of emergence all the time.

The rivals for the International Cycling Union presidency, Pat McQuaid and Brian Cookson, have issued strongly worded statements following the emergence of an anonymous leaked dossier alleging corruption at the UCI.

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