Sentence examples for statement on the future from inspiring English sources

Re "Bush Demands Arafat's Ouster Before U.S. Backs a New State; Israelis Welcome Tough Line" (front page, June 25): I breathe a sigh of relief at President Bush's statement on the future of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The home secretary, Theresa May, is due to make a Commons statement on the future of police stop-and-search powers, suggesting that her nine-month dispute with Downing Street over the issue has finally been resolved.

Bayern say they won't comment on the sentence until after the appeal, though a statement on the future of the club's presidency from the supervisory board – which contains high-profile executives from Adidas, German Telekom, Volkswagen and Audi – is expected on Friday.

Constitutional experts expect that if Scotland does back independence, David Cameron will have to make an urgent statement on the future of sterling and the UK's debts to reassure the markets and prevent an attack on the pound by currency speculators.

The statement on the future of the 59-year-old, in charge since June 2011, ends speculation about Allardyce's role at Upton Park.

Therefore, Tesla's gung-ho approach to lithium-ion batteries should not be taken as a statement on the future of electric vehicle energy storage.

The president of Peru, Alberto Fujimori has made few public statements on the future of coca and given little indication of his feelings about the issue.

These areas were identified by collecting visionary statements on the future of TEL (Round 1) and by having 230 international experts evaluate those statements (Round 2).

However, human experts are frequently used in surveys about the future of research areas in science, for example asking climate change experts to respond to a series of statements on the future of the field [16].

The fist action item of their 10 statements on the future of public health in Europe calls for building essential bridges between policy, practice and research and especially between different disciplines.

Those descriptions, published at the end of Giuliani's first term, sound almost like a mission statement for the future mayor, who went on to wrest control of the schools from the old Board of Education, ban smoking and trans fats, raise property taxes by nearly twenty per cent, close firehouses, and shut down Broadway to car traffic.