Sentence examples for statements due to from inspiring English sources

At the time of retrieval, incongruent statements compete with congruent statements due to the greater amount of contextual information stored in their memory trace.

The government and Britain's largest defence contractor are preparing to announce a restructuring of BAE's yards in Portsmouth as well as at Scotstoun and Govan in Glasgow, with statements due to be made later this week.

"In 13 of the 23 audits," the board reported, auditors "did not perform sufficient procedures to identify, assess and respond to the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements due to fraud".

But as the Republican prosecutors prepared their closing statements, due to begin today, there was little sign that either the controversy over Mr Blumenthal or the broadcast of video testimony by Ms Lewinsky and other witnesses would generate the two-thirds Senate majority needed to remove the president.

Early contributors to this approach include Michael Scriven (e.g.,1962) and Sylvan Bromberger (e.g., 1966), with more systematic statements, due to van Fraassen (1980) and Achinstein (1983) appearing in the 1980s.

Even if the company was not involved with Kanye's decision to pull downloads, his website's crashing, and the subsequent fulfillment issues, its brand is associated with this release and its name is appearing on consumers' bank statements, due to it serving as Kanye's credit card processor for album downloads.

His office later released a statement: "Due to the severe events, the Israeli Defense Forces will exert force, but without being dragged into adventurism".

Grand Central said in a statement: "Due to animals on the railway between Peterborough and London Kings Cross all lines are blocked.

The White House released the following statement: "Due to the government shut-down, President Obama's travel to Malaysia and the Philippines has been postponed.

Following the reports of widespread service failures on cellphone networks, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said in a statement: Due to overload of cellphone usage, there are reports of cellphone congestion.

In a statement on Thursday ITV and Schofield offered an "unreserved apology" for the This Morning gaffe, with a statement due to be read in open court at a later date.