Sentence examples for statement that the role from inspiring English sources

However, he does refer to Margaret Thatcher as "my leader", a curious appellation from an impartial member of the civil service, and goes on to make the controversial statement that the role of a civil service press officer is "as an employee of government... to sustain it in office by his spokesmanship, his wise counsel and his ability to coordinate".

With respect to instructor characteristics, 74 participants (70%) strongly disagreed or somewhat disagreed with the statement that the role of a supervisor in a simulation-based procedural education session is superfluous.

In a briefer statement that underscored his role as Valentino's facilitator, Mr. Giammetti said, "I feel honored and infinitely grateful to have been working with such a powerful creative force in the making of a prestigious international brand".

While this clearly isn't straightforward climate denialism; Coffman tries to obscure and blunt his key statement -- that the role of human activity is "still a subject of debate" -- which is a simply inaccurate statement; virtually all climate scientists think human activity is contributing to climate change.

Beeston, who came to the commissioner's office from the Toronto Blue Jays, issued a statement that focused on his role as the chief negotiator in the continuing talks for a new labor agreement with the players.

The working group made no judgements about the value of the first aid actions in the statements, since that was the role of the expert panels.

A representative for Moore responded to news of the press conference with a personal attack against Allred, calling her a "sensationalist leading a witch hunt" in a statement that also referenced the attorney's role in abortion policy.

"People who are supporting Mitt Romney do so because they support his pro-growth, pro-jobs agenda for the country," a Romney spokesperson said in an emailed statement that didn't directly address the role of Wall Street bundlers.

Mitch McConnell, the Republican minority leader in the Senate, welcomed Obama's decision, saying in a statement that the president's role as commander-in-chief was strengthened when he has the support of lawmakers.

signaled his support for Obama's decision, saying in a statement that "the president's role as commander-in-chief is always strengthened when he enjoys the expressed support of the Congress".

The statement acknowledged the role that public pressure had played in the decision.