In raising the two together, the owners unintentionally made the most accurate statement on U.S. foreign policy that we had seen all weekend.
the most accurate statement in your blurb is "the issue of equality and admissions is complex".
This is perhaps the most accurate statement in her speech.
But that is perhaps the most accurate statement that Apple's chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, could have made to lawmakers inquiring last week about how its creative financial techniques contributed to its low business tax payments.
"Although there is still some controversy, I think the most accurate statement is that in some respects general relativity has a distinctly Machian flavor, but it does not conform to the fully relationist perspective Mach advocated," he writes with typical heady brio.
Rather, the more accurate statement, coined by Dacher Keltner, Ph.D. and other leading social scientists, is "the survival of the kindest". Paul Ekman, Ph.D., a leading expert on emotion describes an ever expanding body of scientific evidence that being compassionate affords significant benefit to oneself and society in his recent article in JAMA.
Perhaps the more accurate statement would have been this: Energetic, youngish former presidents who have trod the world stage sometimes discover that they still have things to say to voters who still wish to listen, even if, as in this case, the former president is only lending support to another's candidacy.Jonathan Sallet Centreville, Maryland.
As for an officer being allowed to view the video before making a statement, shouldn't an officer when transcribing his report be able to review it, so that [he or she] can make the most accurate statement based on a report he created?
If a suspect decides to cooperate and provide information to the government, an accurate statement reduces the individual's susceptibility to cross-examination should he or she ever testify at trial as a government witness.
