Sentence examples for this statement made by from inspiring English sources

'Whatever is in this statement made by Stanley Cassidy is true.

"We need more doers than thinkers" — I often recall this statement, made by a U.S. Foreign Service officer who has been my mentor, as I proceed along the path to becoming a U.S. diplomat.

This statement made by Kathy Niakan, a stem cell researcher at the newly opened Francis Crick Institute in London, seems eminently reasonable, but it raises as many questions as it allays.

It would've been great, if you added this statement made by Starbucks (taken from NY Times, so it's highly accurate): "We believe Kraft did not deliver on the responsibilities to our brand under the agreement, the performance of the business suffered as a result and that we had a right to terminate the agreement without payment to Kraft".

It wouldn't be unusual to hear people whisper such strong political opinions in cafes across the Middle East, but this statement, made by a 30-year-old Libyan student in a black abaya named Aisha Aghliw, was televised in Doha and shown on a BBC program that reaches 400 million viewers worldwide.

The first author's (Are Kjeang's) energy consulting experiences in the 1980s support this statement made by Darby.

This was the statement made by Christopher Sugden, executive secretary of Anglican Mainstream, at the National Evangelical Anglican Consultation at All Souls' Langham Place, London, on 15 November 2008.

5.24pm GMT This was the statement made by Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley – with difficulty – outside the Royal Courts of Justice: No officer sets out at the start of the day to run an operation that results in someone dying.

This is the statement made by — Hamilton (@HamiltonMusical)November 19 , 2016

This concerns the statement made by the current Dutch Finance Minister as to the select group of countries which, as has already been pointed out, should enter EMU at the beginning of the third phase, therefore giving priority to the levels of development or of buoyancy of the economies of those countries, switching to a subordinate level the respect or not of nominal convergence criteria.

The findings of farmers pesticides exposures through operational habits exhibited in this study confirmed the statement made by Coronado et al. (2004), that exposure to pesticide has been one of the most important occupational hazards among farmers in developing countries.