1.   A final provocative statement from a life-long prankster, a prodigal son of Harvard, it seems so fitting.

2.   A statement from the heart or a mere publicity stunt?

3.   And looking tense and grim-faced, he walked slowly to the pulpit and read a statement from a small piece of paper.

4.   Have an up-to-date credit report and, if needed, a financial statement from parents.

5.   He failed to do so in his brief statement from the Dispatch Box.

6.   If he makes statements from the Dispatch Box, he should be a man of honour and honour his promises.

7.   Most universities have some review committee that requires a statement from the researcher that adequate protection will be guaranteed for all respondents.

8.   The application was based on a sworn statement from a lay midwife who said she attended his birth in La Paloma.

9.   The document has caused a political storm and Labour has called for a statement from Mr Major.

10.   The inductivist account requires the derivation of universal statements from singular statements by induction.