Sentence examples for statement that left from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, summit participants released a statement that left the door open for human germline editing, and advocated for ongoing international discussion.
Heitkamp, on Thursday, put out a statement that left the door wide open to accepting a position in the Trump Administration -- possibly as agriculture secretary.
Lexie Love is set to marry soon, Chapman said, "but the maid of honor will be missing," a statement that left Lexie wiping away tears.
"Today's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court is a victory for the rule of law," the Republican governor announced in a statement that left the strong impression it was written before the opinion was released.
A day after the M.L.S. president, Mark Abbott, went public with the league's offer to start the season March 25 as scheduled without a new deal, the union issued a statement that left open the possibility of the league's first strike.
As the day wore on, Mr. Ramos, a stocky man with tattoos up his arms and a ponytail down his back, sat down in the barber's chair and made a statement that left Mr. Castro at a loss: "I don't really want to cut my hair".
The other problem with Orszag's statement that "the left is adamantly opposed to restoring actuarial balance" is that criticism of plans to cut Social Security is not restricted to the left.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] manageable sizeSIR – I read your leader on financial companies that are "too big to fail", and your statement that "on the left, some want banks cut down to size" ("In praise of Doddery", March 20th).
A Munster statement that O'Mahony's left shoulder would undergo "reconstructive surgery".
He also failed to win support for a statement that condemned both left- and right-wing extremism without naming any organizations, which lost a standing vote by a two-to-one margin.
Mrs. May got through the summer by saying, "Brexit means Brexit," a gnomic statement that raised countless questions; left cabinet ministers trying to shape the debate to their own, often diverging, views; and annoyed her counterparts in Europe, who are eager to get on with the negotiations.
