Sentence examples for to offer a statement from inspiring English sources

Russell contacted Police Scotland on Sunday to offer a statement.

On Friday, Mr. Christie's office declined to offer a statement on Mr. Pence.

Hugo Boss acknowledged that it had supplied KnowTheChain with information but said that, with dialogue ongoing, it preferred not to offer a statement at the present time.

So far, Ruihai International Logistics, a four-year-old company that employs about seventy workers, has yet to offer a statement, though some of its top executives have been detained for questioning.

Take for instance House Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), who was quick to offer a statement supporting the order within minutes of Trump's announcement on Friday, but then raised serious concerns in a press release on Monday.

The Norwegian cruise line was quick to offer a statement, suggesting that the woman appeared to have jumped of her own accord: "On Thursday, Nov. 12, during a chartered cruise on Norwegian Pearl, a female guest was observed intentionally going overboard while the ship was sailing the Yucatan Channel.

In their new filings, the defense lawyers argued that the concealment must have been intentional because when the prosecutors discovered that statement, they apparently went back to Mr. Allen on the same day to get him to offer a new statement saying the opposite.

Instead, it seems to offer a plain statement: take your pick.

And outside of the required court depositions, Father Mills has yet to offer a public statement, even to the parishioners of St. Elizabeth's.

Many of the people I spoke to refused to offer a definitive statement on what had gone on, and instead focused on the very real human tragedy.

Despite their problems the FIA stewards were unimpressed as a team representative was summoned after qualifying to offer a written statement as to why they were not involved, with a decision expected on Sunday.