Sentence examples for statement which describes from inspiring English sources

"The suggestion that Earl Brooks was the photographer who created the Norsigian Collection is simply implausible when juxtaposed with the evidence, or lack thereof," reads the statement, which describes the Norsigian team's research on Mr. Brooks's life and career.

The bishops' statement, which describes abortion, euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide as fundamental threats to the health of civil society, is addressed to all Catholics, urging them to register their opposition to those issues by speaking out and voting.

The Taliban statement, which describes how to bring an end to the war and how the Taliban will behave, includes this sentence: "The Americans and all foreign invading forces should seek a face-saving exit from Afghanistan in understanding with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan".

With its detailed description of seemingly irrational transactions that served no economic purpose other than to pump up Enron's earnings, the report has shifted the focus from the company's balance sheet, which lists assets and liabilities, to its income statement, which describes revenues and profits.

These prompts can include generic, open-ended "Submit a statement of purpose" or something more detailed such as "Include a personal statement which describes how your experiences have prepared you for graduate study, your objectives, career goals, initial research interests, and why you think there is a good fit between your objectives and our program".

A2: If this development policy includes a forest policy statement which describes the objectives, priorities and means for implementation of the forest policy, you report "yes", otherwise "no".

With help from a few friends, she wrote a loosely detailed mission statement, which described the product line and gave guidelines for how the company would be run.

"I am being precise because this is a statement being submitted to a court, Mr Brett," he interjected before moving to paragraph 20 of Foster's statement, which described how, after some research, he came to a point where "I felt sure that the blog was written by a real police officer".

In 2008, and building on earlier work, The UK Council for Clinical Communication in Undergraduate Medical Education (a grouping of clinical communication leads for all UK Medical Schools, hereafter referred to as UK Council) published a national consensus statement [ 5] which describes a core curriculum for inclusion in medical curricula.

Nothing is known of her, except from a statement of thirty years later which describes her as "related to the most noble and distinguished families of Scotland".

Through a combination of Freedom of Information requests to schools, multi-academy trusts and universities - alongside analysis of annual statements of accounts - the TPA, which describes itself as an independent grassroots campaign for lower taxes, found there were at least 7,554 university employees who received total remuneration greater than £100,000 in 2013/14.