Sentence examples for statement of the direction from inspiring English sources

A statement of the direction we're going as a hockey team.

While OPC is a quantification of the complexity of a tooth row, it is not a statement of the direction of occlusion for the tooth row and there has been no evidence to indicate that tooth row complexity is related to occlusal direction or mandible motion.

Overall, the first HSA concluded that "multiple levels of uncertainty preclude any definitive statement on the direction of potential future change for each of the health outcomes assessed" (Patz et al. 2000).

We concluded that the levels of uncertainty preclude any definitive statement on the direction of potential future change for each of these health outcomes, although we developed some hypotheses.

According to a military statement, "On the directions of the government, armed forces of Pakistan have launched a comprehensive operation against foreign and local terrorists who are hiding in sanctuaries in North Waziristan".

We are hosting a round-table discussion of the statement and the direction of British economic policy.

This election was partly a statement about the direction of the country, and the lack of a convincing story emulating from the White House about how the country will get back on the right track.

If they were to contain a political statement about the direction of Somalia, they would serve to ignore the turbulence of the country's past.

His painting is an early plea for art that is engaged with modern life, and thus is a powerful ideological statement about the direction of contemporary art.

Earlier this year, as it became clear the Democrats' clean energy reforms would fail, one of the original advocates of climate legislation in Congress made what might prove to be a prophetic statement about the direction of global energy and climate policy.

Mr. Roy said he had chosen the film, which was directed by Philip Haas, to throw down the gauntlet and make a statement about the direction of American independent filmmaking.