Sentence examples for statement that the test from inspiring English sources

On its Web site, BP said in a statement that the test had been postponed after a meeting with Energy Secretary Stephen Chu "and his team of scientific and industry experts".

Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen said in a statement that the test would be "our most demanding yet," but the statement went on to say that "at least 16 more intercept tests" were planned before the system is to be fielded in 2005, including eight before the decision in 2003 to actually buy interceptor missiles.

When Aronson administered a math test to "fabulously good" undergraduates in their third year of calculus -- but prefaced it with a statement that the test had never shown a gender difference -- women's scores rocketed past men's, suggesting that the women's performance up to that point had been hampered by self-image and stereotype.

Despite course objectives also being downplayed by preceptors, there appeared to be congruence between the learning experiences and the evaluation process as only 4% of students disagreed with the statement that "the exam tested material actually taught" and 2% disagreed with the statement that "the exam tested important aspects of subject matter".

Representative Nita M. Lowey, whose district includes people who live in the 10-mile-radius evacuation zone, said in a statement that the tests were not adequate.

For instance, the statement that defined the results of test questions that screen for decisional conflict in Section 3 (the 'SURE test') was perceived as blaming the person using the form for not having enough certainty, knowledge, values, or support when decision making.

From 1993 through 2000 renewers didn't need to pass any vision testing and the agency said in a statement that eliminating the test had "no negative impact on traffic safety".

The statement said that the test showed that North Korea was making "progress" after several failed tests of submarine-launched ballistic missiles, or SLBMs.

In that case, the health care agency issued a statement saying that "the test results all concluded that no rape or assault took place".

Tibor Toth, the executive secretary of that organization, said in a statement Monday that the test was a "threat to international peace and security and to the nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament regime" that "deserves universal condemnation".

Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Galactic, one of the leading consumer space companies, predicted in a statement that the first test flights of new spacecraft by the aircraft designer Burt Rutan would begin next year.