Sentence examples for the older statements from inspiring English sources

The older statements found in many books that the medieval heralds were either identical to or in some way connected with the old Greek kēryx or Latin fetialis need only be stated to be dismissed.

"The old statement that female docs are better prepared to take care of female patients does not stand," Dr. Lansky said.

Mr. Upton has removed the old statement from his Web site and posted a new one that says, "The public response on this issue is a clear signal that markets — not governments — should be driving technological advancements".

The old statement that says, "All men are created equal"?

Without printed bills, the telephone carrier may delete older statements.

The latter two banks charge $5 for copies of older statements.

SSAE 16 is replacing the older standard "Statement on Auditing Standards No. 70" (SAS 70); "The International Standard on Assurance Engagements 3402" (ISAE 3402) [31], which is a globally recognized standard for assurance reporting on service organizations.

Respondents aged 25 39 were more likely to think that the fear of stigmatisation/discrimination (statement 2) and potentially misinforming the child about the test results when older (statement 3) were good reasons to delay testing.

A retrial based on the reading of forty-year-old statements would deprive Woodfox's attorneys of the opportunity to cross-examine the witnesses using the new evidence, and would deny the jury the opportunity to more fully assess their credibility, in a case that turns entirely on judgments about whether witnesses are (or were) telling the truth.

In this film, he plays a Starfleet admiral, and one glance at that taut, bony face tells you that he considers the old mission statement — exploring strange new worlds, and all that — to be no more than long-distance tree-hugging.

"I looked at the old mission statement and I concluded it didn't really do that.