Examples of using His statement in English and their translations into Malay
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Take his statement.
I fully agree with his statement.
His statement was quoted by a number of media outlets.
We really need his statement.
His statement is detailed and seems highly reliable.
You can take his statement, okay?
That is what Obama was referring to in his statement.
Let's just record his statement and get it out of the way.
I completely agree with his statement.
His statement will have a profound impact on the public debate.
Mr Fernandes welcomed the evaluation in his statement.
Not today. We will record his statement and send him back today.
And get it out of the way. Let's just record his statement.
He(Anwar) met me yesterday, and his statement on the meeting is correct.
She demanded he issue a public apology and formally retract his statement.
Does the minister stand by his statement on 24 October?
In fact, I believe his statement will further strengthen, not weaken, the PM's position in Umno.
Go, go! But Your Honour, can't we record his statement on the next date?
Mohamed Azmin gave his statement to the police on Monday pertaining to the video allegedly linked to him.
If there is substantive justification for his statement, then it should be made public.
His statement on the country's finances has made people sell their shares due to a lack of confidence in our nation's economy.
But Your Honour, can't we record his statement on the next date? Go, go!
His statement was at odds with previous U.S. military claims that the strike was carried out to protect American special forces on the ground from enemy fire.
If we are satisfied we can let him go,but if we still need his statement again, we will call him back," he said.
I urge Shanker to back up his statement with proof, as it could cause a lot of confusion and this is not something we want.
Depending on the evidence and documents as well as depending on how he(Najib) answers… if we are satisfied we can let him go,but if we still need his statement again, we will call him back,” he said.
His statement also said it was“inconceivable” that any Rohingya would be able to return to Myanmar in the near future, despite its pledges to start taking back some refugees.
While the context might have been with regards to giving the lead to the private sector orreceiving criticism from the general public, his statement will be meaningful only if public participation is included in the Government's operations and policies.
I fully agree with Najib who said in his statement yesterday that for the“reconciliation plan” to work, all must be committed to“avoid spreading lies and slander, finally put to rest the politics of hate”.