Examples of using Statement released in English and their translations into Spanish
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Berrien said in a statement released today.
In a statement released in August, 2014, Dr.
Denominational leadership has already spoken on this subject, in a statement released on June 15th.
In a statement released on Friday, the group said.
Amnesia is a problem of inability to retrieve information", says neurologist Susumu Tonegawa,director this work, in a statement released by MIT.
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Statement released on 31 August 1994 by the Chairman-in-Office.
The old one told reporters in a statement released this morning that it has extremely exciting news.
Statement released by migrants and refugees currently living in the Jungle in Calais, France.
This is a truly iconic global company with a proud heritage and tremendous future prospects," Schneider, 50,said in a statement released after the market close.
Edward Snowden's statement released through WikiLeaks- full text.
In statement released in conjunction with the study's draft report, Dr.
I have the honour to transmit, enclosed herewith, the Chinese, Arabic, English, French andRussian texts of a statement released on 8 June 1996 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China see annexes.
The statement released on BBC news will undoubtedly influence Bitcoin's value.
What Was First Statement Released by Iran Elections HQ?
In a statement released earlier in conjunction with the CLARITY Core Study, Dr.
In a statement released, Real Madrid announced that there was no agreement for Kilian Bapé.
A statement released by Maoming municipal government labeled the protest“unlawful”;
Here is the statement released by the Diocese of San Jose refuting the additional names.
According to a statement released by the GDGS on 4 December 2012, there were 141,738 such workers in 2012.
In a statement released on 5 November, Bertrand Bisimwa announced that M23 had terminated its rebellion and would seek to resolve its grievances through political means.
For example, a statement released by an individual to a small and restricted group of Facebook users does not carry the same weight as a statement published on a mainstream website.
In a statement released the same day for the same occasion, the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP) stated,"It is vital that maps be prepared and kept to facilitate clean-up activities.
In a statement released on 19 August 2003 by the South African Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the reaction of the South African Government to the tragic event that took place in Baghdad was conveyed as follows.
In a statement released exclusively to The Futon Critic, the producer of Universal Cable Productions said,"John Romano assumed executive producer responsibilities for the remaining episodes.
According to a statement released by SLORC on 24 October 1997, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's movements will not be restricted provided she conducts her political activities“within the framework of the law.
Japan referred to a statement released by the Government in August 1993, which recognized that the issue of"comfort women" had severely injured the honour and dignity of many women, and extended apologies and remorse.
A statement released by three federal agencies said the case"highlighted the need for a serious discussion" about nationwide reforms"with respect to considering tribes' views on these types of infrastructure projects.
In a statement released on 5 October, I deplored the inflammatory remarks made by Mr. N'Guessan and called upon all Ivorian political leaders and their followers to exercise the utmost restraint at this critical juncture.
In a statement released following the publication of the Guardian's story, an Apple spokesperson said:"We take customer security very seriously and Error 53 is the result of security checks designed to protect our customers.
While a statement released by the Ugandan government yesterday affirmed that,"no one was hurt or injured during the exercise", several people present at the time of the event were violently arrested, detained, beaten, abused, humiliated, unwillingly photographed, and threatened.