Sentence examples for statement that there would from inspiring English sources

Miller gave repeated assurances in her Commons statement that there would be no further delays.

Mr. Frederiksen added in the statement that there would be "benefits in relation to social fraud and foreign companies that are not correctly addressed in Denmark".

Coach Brian Kelly said Tommy Rees would be Notre Dame's starting quarterback, reversing a statement that there would be a competition with Andrew Hendrix and Malik Zaire.

Most popular part of it was his statement that there would be no election this year and probably none next year.

It was not clear how or when the plan would be implemented, but the coalition said in a statement that there would be some scope for investigation of why deputies were absent.

He came up with a statement that there would be "no child left behind" in American education and the moment he said it a whole slew were forgotten about.

Meanwhile, there's at least one Trump trade idea that probably wouldn't have much impact for the retail and consumer goods world: His latest statements that there would be "retribution" for corporations that moved jobs overseas, in the form of a 35percenttaxax.

G.E. put out a statement confirming that there would be no impact on earnings.

Chris Weston of IG said the key point from the statement was that there would be a review of the easing policy.

But the Syrian National Council, a prominent group that several parties and opposition figures formed this month, said in a statement Tuesday that there would be no dialogue as long as the government cracked down on demonstrators.

"As the United States is spreading groundless allegations and slandering us, we propose a joint investigation with it into this incident," the Pyongyang regime said in a statement, adding that there would be "grave consequences" if the US refused the proposal.