Sentence examples for statements to this effect from inspiring English sources
My statements to this effect have been frequent and unambiguous.
As the Court recognizes, ante, at 401, sponsors of the legislation in the House and Senate made identical statements to this effect.
It remains to be seen how his statements to this effect will impact on those in the student movement he labels "unrepresentative" because they venture beyond the NUS blueprint for fighting cuts.
Over the years, Obama and his advisors have issued a long string of statements to this effect: on foreign policy, "leading from behind" (2011); on the limits of executive authority, "there's no shortcut to democracy" (2013); on civil rights, we must sometimes take "a quarter of a loaf or half a loaf" (2014).
Of course, we must not go overboard and mistakenly conclude that the successes of statistical NLP render linguistics irrelevant (rash statements to this effect have been made in the past, e.g., the notorious remark, "Every time I fire a linguist, my performance goes up").
Her statements to this effect are not purely a campaign ploy; she has always been more inclined towards foreign-policy interventionism than Mr Obama, and it's appropriate for her to restate the point now when people are trying to puzzle out why things are going so badly in Syria and Iraq.
A statement to this effect must appear on the title page.
He claimed that the government has argued that gold open access will "give us a competitive advantage", but I cannot find any recent statement to this effect.
They conceded that this change in methodology should perhaps have been explained, and that a statement to this effect may be added to their website.
The Times article suggested that McNary had made a public statement to this effect, but if so, it does not turn up in news databases.
A statement to this effect by more than 50 bishops was read at Sunday morning masses throughout the country, although some parish priests defied instructions from superiors and did not read the statement.
