Three men jailed for the murder in 1978 of the Staffordshire newspaper boy Carl Bridgewater were freed after three appeal court judges were told that two policemen had probably fabricated a vital statement.
Later, when Gordon Brown was giving a vital statement about whether Britain would join the Euro, Kennedy was again absent from Parliament.
All nine art installations feel like individual vignettes in the film, yet when watched in sequence, they provide a consistent, vital statement about preservation, history, memory, the home, decay, and community.
Both reports make the vital statement that the power of bottom-up commitment for continuous learning for quality improvement is much greater than that of the top-down efforts that are based on rules, standards and enforcement.
Such a simple thing, but he told me: "I have a daughter like you," and how vital that statement of his was to my sense of becoming a human being again.
In addition to the human suffering that is caused, this limits the opportunities to obtain witness statements vital to the prosecution of traffickers in the UK," he said.
If you are providing them with competitive advantage, a referral to a rival is unlikely, but in many cases clients are content to produce general testimonial statements – vital fodder for winning future business.
But while traces are vital to the statement of many syntactic rules and regularities, they are 'empty categories' — they are not audible in the sentence as spoken.
That makes it vital that the statement define intolerance in a way that doesn't undermine free speech.
Sisi ordered troops be immediately deployed to assist police in securing vital facilities, a statement from his office said, a rare move for the general-turned-president, who as defense chief led the military's 2013 ouster of the Muslim Brotherhood's President Mohamed Mursi.
