Sentence examples for statement of impact from inspiring English sources

A victim statement of impact was also read for Kim Ballinger, the mother of Gurley's child and reportedly his fiancée, and Melissa Butler, who told the court she "was still suffering" from Gurley's death.

A statement of impact of up to 800 words detailing how the achievement has increased the quality, quantity or availability of food in the world.

Provide electronic copies of the statement of impact and statement of achievement in Microsoft Word Document (.doc) or Rich Text Format (.rtf) to The World Food Prize Secretariat, even if the nomination is submitted via the mail.

That was probably taking it a bit far, but was a statement of the impact it had on people attending event at least.

Even though the guy had already pleaded guilty, even though this was a statement of emotional impact, not my actual testimony, the victim was not to be trusted.

The study advocated several improvements, suggesting that DfID should: focus on ensuring that all business cases have a clearly flagged statement of gender impact; increase the quality of gender analysis by, for instance, sharing good practice from gender-sensitive and gender-transformative programmes; and address issues of transparency.

Peter Lawrence, a Royal Society Fellow at the University of Cambridge, is another person who signed the online petition, in part to express his ire about another recent grant proposal requirement: a statement of economic impact.

The collective impact of the projects is thus a work in progress and must be viewed as a snapshot and not a definitive statement of eventual impact.

The ' In Brief' statements published in Cell and the ' Impact Statements' published in eLife were even less likely to reveal the species studied: 72% of In Brief statements and 86% of Impact Statements did not mention the species examined (data not shown).

This diversity of impacts is mainly driven by the diversity of species, and makes generalized statements about types of impact difficult.

A1 An executive order that Mr. Bush is to issue today will require any federal agency considering steps that may adversely affect the nation's energy health to issue a new kind of impact statement, on energy grounds.