Sentence examples for statements to go from inspiring English sources

Before Tuesday's nominating contests, the Romney campaign tended to use surrogates or press statements to go after Mr. Santorum, but on Wednesday the campaign suggested that Mr. Romney himself would engage his opponent.

In 1980, the Commission revised the rules to allow these registration statements to go effective automatically – although even then effectiveness for the original registration occurred only 20 days after filing, while post-effective amendments were effective upon filing.

Dolma commented that India and CTA are natural allies, noting that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has a clear understanding of the Tibetan problem, and now appreciates the Middle Way approach, versus the opinion intimated through many of the government's earlier statements to "go back or get independence already".

After being challenged by reporters this week, Mr. Cerny admitted that he and two of his friends constructed the whole thing themselves, making up the names of artists, giving some of them Web sites and writing pretentious, absurd statements to go with their supposed contributions.

"The president's political enemies continue to do a disservice to our relationship with Israel by fear-mongering, spreading half-truths and allowing false statements to go uncorrected," he said.

Allowing such statements to go unchallenged not only harms the person saying them but also stigmatizes everyone else into believing that the best we can do is to continue to suffer with a disordered relationship to the bipolar condition.

"Stocks need a supportive statement to go higher.

Perhaps the reason May could feel relaxed enough about the statement to go to India was because there was little new in it.

"The board allowed my public statement to go unchallenged.

Unlike previous eras in history where lots of clothing reflected social status and attitude, suddenly dressing down became the fashion statement to go for.

The purpose of the statement was to "go on record, to make sure there is a comprehensive assessment of. . .