Sentence examples for the statement represents from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Lloyd, a New York City ad man who is perhaps best known for his collaborations with the designer Tom Ford on racy campaigns for Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, the statement represents an about-face.

The statement represents a challenge to Beijing's efforts to isolate Taipei from the international community as it seeks to enforce a "One China" policy, which asserts Taiwan is under its territorial control.

In so doing, the statement represents an unusually bold stance for the bishops to take with politicians of their own faith in a nation where Catholic politicians like President John F. Kennedy once felt impelled to declare that they would not take their political positions directly from church authorities.

The statement represents a significant victory for veterans groups that lobbied forcefully behind the scenes for a renewed effort to recover remains in an environment where many non-nuclear issues, including human rights and the return of Japanese abductees, were left unaddressed in the joint statement.

The statement represents a hardening of the group's public position toward U.S. forces.

The statement represents a line in the sand, a classification of black and white, of good versus evil, and is a concept with which I am adamantly in conflict and wrestle to understand.

All parties said the statement represented their views.

For each leader, the statement represented a culmination of processes unleashed by both personal vision and geopolitical pressure.

The statement represented a vindication for the Iranian opposition, whose leaders have long accused the government of covering up savage abuses during the postelection crackdown.

The other union chapters mentioned in the statement represent workers in Brooklyn and Queens, who have also paid into the fund for fitness centers in their offices.

Gen. Fred F. Woerner, a former commander of United States military forces in Latin America, said the statement represented a significant clarification of the administration's goal.