Sentence examples for website a statement from inspiring English sources

Then Mr Johnson had to swiftly remove from his website a statement by Brian Cooke, chairman of the TravelWatch watchdog.

Announcing the event on the Occupy website, a statement said: "Our votes, so hard won by the struggles of previous generations, have little value if politicians ignore the population they're supposed to serve".

In another confrontational move, the force placed on its website a statement from one of the victims which described the CPS's decision as a "disgrace" and "not in the public interest".

Introducing the defender to their supporters on the club's official website, a statement read: "The central defender, who was part of the Argentina sides that won the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in 2007 and Olympic gold in Beijing in 2008, began his career in his homeland with Ferro Carril Oeste before joining Sevilla in 2007.

Also on the website, a statement from Mr Davey said: "Ms Beckham's opposition alleges that since the launch of the first spice Girls CD in 1996, she has been commonly referred to as Posh or Posh Spice and the nickname 'Posh' has become synonymous with Ms Beckham on a world-wide basis.

On the group's website, a statement from Mr Salah's solicitor, Tayab Ali, said they were pleased the courts have "grasped the issues in this case".

"Wallace illegally obtained, stored, and exploited Facebook user account information and earned money by redirecting users to other websites," a statement from the US Attorney's Office said.

All that remains of its website is a statement that reads: "Our website will become live again once all self published eBooks have been removed and we are totally sure that there are no offending titles available.

Most recently, on 15 July, the Taliban's website released a statement, in which Omar purportedly endorsed recent peace talks with the Afghan government.

The former Black Flag and Rollins Band vocalist Henry Rollins broke the news via his website, with a statement from Vega's family.

The ITS website carries a statement saying the organisation "knows of the endeavours to... make the stock of personal documents accessible to historical research".