Sentence examples for statement that has worked from inspiring English sources

Separating the validity of the measurement, the qualification of the evidence of association, and the context or contexts in which the assumption of surrogacy is valid represents an important methodological statement that has worked well in this case, as it did in case studies in the report.

But SWIFT said in a statement that it has worked with U.S. officials to restrict the use of the data to terrorism investigations.

Each piece must have been created by someone trying to make an artistic statement that has gone horribly wrong – so works by kids, paint-by-numbers and works painted on velvet are never accepted.

Facebook said in a statement that it had worked "proactively" with Mr Mueller's investigation, but admitted that it had "more to do to prevent further attacks".

Citigroup said in a statement that it had "worked diligently with issuers, investors and regulatory authorities" on the frozen auction-rate securities, adding that "We have made progress on our efforts to help provide liquidity to our clients and remain committed to continuing our work on these initiatives".

G4S, a private security company, said in a statement that Omar Mateen had worked there since September 2007.

The authority and the corporation said in a statement that they had "worked closely with the coalition and other stakeholders" to preserve the historical significance and dignity of the site and were "deeply disappointed" that the coalition filed suit.

When the board hired her, it said in a statement that she had "worked for years fighting discrimination" in equal-opportunity compliance jobs at the Department of Education and the New York New YorkPolice Department.

The document said Mr. Henss admitted in March in a sworn statement that he had worked for the SS at the Dachau and Buchenwald death camps, guarding forced labor details of prisoners at both camps while armed.

The firm said in its statement that it had worked hard to build "good sources" in many countries, "as any publisher of global geopolitical analysis would do".

Kick It Out said in a statement that it had worked with Chris Hughton, Norwich City FC and Norfolk Police to agree the outcome.