The Church's position on female ordination has been seen as both a religious matter and a wider statement on the rights of women in society.
Leonardo's signing of the Argentinian international midfielder Javier Pastore from Palermo for €45m, shattering French football's record transfer fee, has been seen as a Europe-wide statement of intent, similar to Sheikh Mansour's immediate £32m signing of Robinho when he bought City in 2008.
But the wider statement of intent is clear.
One could read this aggressive outfit as a growling rebuke to the ANC party leadership with whom she was at odds once again – or perhaps as part of a wider statement of protest aimed at her detractors.
The only three teams that reportedly broke rank in their participation with the MLB-wide statement of support for Spirit Day were the Washington Nationals, Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies, according to Yahoo Sports' Mike Oz.
In a conversation with TechCrunch, an FBI spokesperson indicated that some of this week's controversy may have resulted from a lack of a wide statement about the portal's mission, noting that changes between the beta and launch versions of the eFOIPA portal are not a response to the criticism of the new system within the last week.
A CAFR includes a single set of government-wide statements, for the government entity as a whole, and individual fund statements.
Thanks to the parameters control obtainable by DH features the observer has a wide-ranging statement of cell structure even when it is moving.
And those already inclined to see Buddhism as a loosey-goosey religion that attracts Western space cadets probably won't have their minds changed by "When this is, that is," and Ms. Hirshfield's wide-eyed statement on the miraculousness of drinking coffee from a mug.
The staff saw themselves as the true implementers of the programme, while the CEOs were perceived to be best placed to offer assistance in the form of organisation-wide messages (statements of importance of the programme), recognition, direction and trouble shooting.
He sees the Sun as a statement of wider Murdoch intent, rather than a nifty idea for tapping a market the Mirror had grown too serious to serve.
