"statement of repentance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when someone expresses deep remorse for something they have done wrong. For example, "John issued a statement of repentance for the actions that led to his dismissal from his job."
In exile in Madrid, Mr. PerOn purged himself from the church sanction by signing a formal statement of repentance.
The police also let him write a statement of repentance, but he didn't admit to committing a crime".
That you actually had a choice?' " A friend of his had been detained and released after agreeing to sign a statement of repentance.
But though I had written it, and had managed to pass it on to my mother, I never admitted to doing so and throughout my time there I never signed a statement of repentance".
"Acts of repentance for specific events are one thing but a general statement of repentance is meaningless," said historian Maurice Vaisse.
As a result, Luzin, though humiliated and frightened, was allowed to make a statement of public repentance and then let off with a relatively mild reprimand.
Several younger speakers urged that the statement had to include a tone of repentance for complicity in racism and sexism.
The statement cites disqualifying sins and no evidence of repentance as the reason.
Three years ago, a group of French bishops issued their own "Declaration of Repentance," known as the Drancy Statement after the train station from which Jews had been deported to concentration camps.
After her years in custody, she was told March 27, 1973, that she was being released because of an "improvement in her way of thinking and an attitude of repentance". She refused to accept that statement and vowed to remain in detention until prison officials officially declared her innocent and published an apology in Shanghai and Beijing.
Black was a sign of repentance.
