Sentence examples for statement that describes from inspiring English sources

Before closing or phasing out a school, the schools chancellor must prepare a detailed impact statement that describes, among other things, changes in how the building would be used, the effects on the surrounding community and the ability of other schools in the area to absorb new students.

A status update, in case you've been living in Unabomber-style isolation for the past decade, is a short statement that describes your current existence, either concretely or abstractly: "Ben Greenman is writing this week's Questioningly rules"; "Ben Greenman is waiting for a phone call"; "Ben Greenman is hungry".

It may appear that there was no explicit statement that describes how socially responsible practices could possibly translate into specific results that affect the profit and loss account (Murillo and Lozano 2006).

The most important element is a a succinct, punchy and clear statement that describes your business idea, why it's necessary, how much money it will make and why you are the person to implement it.

FWS also released a draft environmental impact statement that describes how the agency might try removing barred owls from the habitat of the spotted owls by either relocating or shooting them.

That struggle can be seen today in an identity statement that describes the Disciples as a "movement for wholeness" and "part of the one body of Christ".

On Friday, Mr. Brown released a statement that described Mr. Newsom as "a talented public official" with "a bright future".

Mr. Hickingbotham had no comments beyond a prepared statement that described the sale as difficult for his family but "in the best interest of the company".

Mr. Chan earned headlines when he testified that he and Mrs. Wang "enthusiastically" engaged in "the events in paragraph 32," referring to part of his witness statement that described intimate physical activities.

One politician who did comment was the minister for religious affairs, Pir Muhammad Amin Ul Hasnat Shah, who released a statement that described Qadri as a martyr and urged people to participate peacefully in his funeral.

"This was unthinkable just four years ago," said Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, in a statement that described the Democratic debate as "evidence we have reached a tipping point in this movement".