Sentence examples for statement suggested by from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Turkey sided with Saudi Arabia and the Vatican in opposing a UN statement suggested by the EU to call for the global decriminalisation of homosexuality.Mr Erdogan's supporters argue that EU foot-dragging on Turkey's membership bid explains why Turkey is now seeking new friends in the Middle East and beyond.

Mr Whyte said: "No part of the arrangements?" Mr Grier: "No part in the arrangements, there is a form of words…." The statement suggested by Mr Grier was to be drafted by Duff & Phelp's PR advisers, Media House and sent to Mr Whyte.

However, we have now rewritten and restructured the last two paragraphs of the results to make the explicit statements suggested by the referees.

The statement suggested the faltering growth was affected by uncertainty in the City and money markets, noting that financial advertising "continues to be weak" while retail and travel categories had performed well.

Finally, we revisited some of our earlier statements, as suggested by the reviewers, and modified them, where necessary.

Why others did not do the same raises questions about both their regulatory ties and the evaluation process.HSBC issued a statement suggesting it was surprised by the result, noting that it had done particularly well in the first evaluation based on its current capital position, and that it had been working closely with regulators.

Steel's statement suggests Boehner is unmoved by the Senate's action.

"This battle is a battle of epic proportions," Mr. Pearce said in a statement suggesting he was not surprised by the ruling.

But he admitted he was wrong to tell a previous inquiry all statement changes were suggested by lawyers and none by police.

She takes away some of the beauty of the piece by her accompanying statement suggesting that 19th-century artists had a hand in the devastation of forests when they engaged in the common practice of painting scenes on logs as she has done.

In separate statements using language suggested by the lobbyists, Representatives Blaine Luetkemeyer of Missouri and Joe Wilson of South Carolina, both Republicans, said: "One of the reasons I have long supported the U.S. biotechnology industry is that it is a homegrown success story that has been an engine of job creation in this country.