Sentence examples for statement summarizing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry issued a statement summarizing his differences on the issue with Mr. Bush.

It found that torture "regularly resulted in fabricated information," said committee chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, in a statement summarizing the findings.

They should then prepare a short oral statement summarizing their country's support of NATO's shift in mission.

Financial Statement The most important part of your application is a financial statement summarizing assets, liabilities, income and expenses.

Earlier this month, the board issued a "Preliminary Views" statement, summarizing its conclusions so far and requesting public feedback.

Lt. Gen. Philip R. Kensinger Jr., head of the Army Special Operations Command, read a statement summarizing an investigation into Corporal Tillman's death at a brief news conference at the command's headquarters at Fort Bragg, N.C.

The brief statement summarized the senator's health for the last 21 years and was signed by Dr. David L. Scheiner, who has been Mr. Obama's primary care physician for more than two decades.

In this comment we want to present the Austrian proposal for diagnostic criteria of rCM, suggest revisions of the "notes" in the EHF statement, summarize our recommendations for selecting ONS candidates and discuss critical issues of rCM diagnostic criteria.

The resulting consensus statement summarizes the principles guiding mental health services research on late-life mental disorders, presents timely and topical priorities for investigation with the potential to benefit the lives of older adults and their families, and articulates a systematic program for expanding the supply of well-trained geriatric mental health services researchers.

"It's completely inconsistent with this latest statement," summarized Senor.

A White House statement summarized the administration's view of Debs' case: "There is no question of his guilt....He was by no means as rabid and outspoken in his expressions as many others, and but for his prominence and the resulting far-reaching effect of his words, very probably might not have received the sentence he did.