Sentence examples for wish to make a statement from inspiring English sources

With permission, Mr Speaker, I wish to make a statement on UK energy policy.

She repeatedly told the Nauru police force she did not wish to make a statement.

To leave any less is akin to awarding yourself a discount on the bill, and should only be done when you wish to make a statement that the service was lousy.

The United States outpost of L. K. Bennett, the British accessible-luxury brand, has those very pumps ($445) in stock, should you wish to make a statement of your own.

"In addition to previous statements I have made I also wish to make a statement in relation to the devastating effect the loss of our beautiful daughter April has had on me and my family.

Those wishing to make a statement must sign up before the meeting.

Speaking outside the courtroom after the sentencing, she said Mr. Littlejohn had remained silent when asked if he wished to make a statement because "there was really nothing for him to say".

But I wished to make a statement about a black man and a white man, both of whom were totally opposed to each other when they first met, and by virtue of respect and events... Nelson said to me it made a greater impact on white people than any speech he'd ever made".

Smith was apprehended after he contacted West Midlands Police saying that he wished to make a statement about Corcoran's disappearance.

Soon after this bill was introduced, an elderly gentleman with chronic health issues spoke to his friends at an Island senior center and asked if they wished to make a statement about gun violence in America.

As they foray into literature and the evocative, and wish to make a clear statement about where they're at, games reach for the most affecting and familiar human experience.