Sentence examples for statement that it believed from inspiring English sources

Northrop Grumman said in a statement that it believed that TRW had "acted properly under its contracts" and that the company had substantive defenses against the claims.

CP said in a statement that it believed the right thing was to use its commercial weight to try to influence the Thai government to act rather than walk away from the Thai fishing industry, although it is putting in place plans to use alternative proteins in its feed so that it can eliminate Thai fishmeal by 2021 if necessary.

The Saudi Ministry of the Interior said in a statement that it believed the sentence was warranted due to the severity of the crime.

Without addressing the planned hearings directly, Google said in a statement that it believed that the deal would not harm competition and would withstand scrutiny.

San Francisco-based Macromedia said in a statement that it believed the patent was invalid and unenforceable and that the lawsuit was without merit.

Amgen said in a statement that it believed the allegations to be "without merit" and that it had a strong program to keep employees compliant with regulations.

With the launch of Local Lounges, Airbnb is making an even stronger statement that it believes its service can pay back into local economies in ways that hotels (which are often centered around only one downtown area) often don't.

The firm said in its statement that it believes "it would be extremely challenging" for Apple to develop its own GPU without infringing on its IP.

United Airlines declined to discuss any specifics of what the company is doing, citing security concerns, but said in a statement that it believes it is sufficiently protecting its planes.

The Teacher Retirement System of Texas said in a statement that it "believes this is one of the best investment opportunities of its kind".

The company has said in a rare public statement that it believes that Theresa May's Investigatory Powers Bill would make the "personal data of millions of law abiding citizens less secure".