Sentence examples for statement that although from inspiring English sources

The Army said in a statement that although no single event led directly to the shootings, certain officers failed to meet expected standards.

Stearns said in a statement that although the audit would be helpful, Jackson should provide her own response to his and Upton's inquiry.

I agree with his strong defense of the first amendment but I question his statement that "Although speakers have a right to express hateful messages on campus, that does not mean that campus officials should silently tolerate such speech.

It was a clear statement that although Hu might want Gates in China to burnish his legacy as a steward of solid ties with Washington before he steps down next year, the military has a different view.

The Historic Districts Council said in a statement that although the design would be "acceptable, even amusing on a construction fence," the owner should develop a master plan for a true restoration, to be done a bit at a time.

Deutsche Bahn, the German state rail operator and owner of the compartment where the fire started, said in a statement that although the car had been in service for 38 years, it conformed to European safety standards.

He released a statement that said: "Although I would dearly love to be at Ibrox for the game, my priority is, and will continue to be, to assist the administrators in any way I can to bring this process to as speedy a conclusion as possible.

Boeing declined to comment, other than issuing a statement that read in part, "Although we are disappointed with the selection, we will continue to provide the most efficient and innovative products and services that meet longer-term fleet requirements for Japan Airlines".

Although the statements that served as a proxy to determine nurses' views on the Code of Ethics and the Pledge of Service were phrased carefully to avoid non-reflective responses, the contradictory responses indicate some social desirability bias (36).

FGIC reported last week in its 2007 financial statements that although it raised its loss reserves in the fourth quarter, it may be able to lower them if it wins a lawsuit it filed earlier this month against IKB Deutsche Industriebank of Germany.

For instance, the saying "Don't get a swelled head" is, as Dezell noted, a "quintessential Irish maxim" and is evident in Mr. O'Connor's statements that, although reflect a sense of pride, are not overly egotistical and conceited.