Sentence examples for statements published by the from inspiring English sources

The complaint also contained a libel count, alleging that the leaflet contained false and outrageous statements published by the defendants with the malicious intent to injure the plaintiffs.

Financial statements published by the election commission show that the income of one of Sheikh Hasina's relations rose 330 times since 2008 (and another made off with a nice two-digit multiple of growth in his reported wealth).

Nevertheless, the jury returned a general verdict; it might have found that the blackmail statement did not impute a crime, but that the other damaging statements published by the newspaper were libelous.

The Financial Reporting Council - the UK's accounting watchdog - said in November 2016 that it had begun an investigation into Grant Thornton's auditing of financial statements published by the British sportswear retailer.

According to position statements published by the American Diabetes Association, American College of Sports Medicine, and American Heart Association, exercise therapy should be part of a structured lifestyle intervention and include both aerobic and resistance training (13, 14).

Guidelines for cardiovascular and strength training in children are described in Strength & Conditioning Professional Standards and Guidelines and the Position Statements published by the National Strength and Conditioning Association NSCAA) [ 76, 77].

The airstrikes killed 49 Kurdish militants, according to a statement published by the military leadership.

"The atmosphere this decision creates is not helpful," he said in a statement published by the Palestinian news agency, Wafa.

Afterwards, according to another statement published by The Guardian, the Recording Industry Association of America and the Motion Picture Association of America brought civil lawsuits targeting Dotcom.

Another direct warning was aimed at the United States in a government statement published by the state-run Korean Central News Agency.

Cohen said in a statement published by the New York Times, that he had suspected Sater of overstating the prospects of success.