Übersetzung für 'open statement' von Englisch nach Deutsch

open statement

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earthquake with a magnitude of 8.2 on the open / open-ended Richter scale

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• The investigation was based on media reports of the BCCI giving an open statement that it would ban players who join ICL.
• ... "), which terminates "all" unterminated statements contained, or by a scope terminator, which terminates the nearest matching open statement.
• This was apparently the first open statement of allegiance to the Muslim cause by a member of that tribe, and more of its members became Muslims shortly after.
• Kerry gave a prepared open statement and was then questioned by the senators.
• In 2017, the Swedish art magazine "Konstnären" published an open statement by the artist about her experiences of sexual assault within the art world, which evoked a larger debate.

• This was the first open statement about Georgia’s willingness to join NATO.
• He said in an open statement on the team's website that constant speculation had made it the "most difficult year" of his career, causing him to "feel depressed" and affect his fitness.
• In 2017, the pastors of Haapsalu made an open statement calling to end the city's financing of the festival, claiming the horror and violence depicted in the screened films were not fit to represent the resort town image.
• The AFL Players' Association and captains showed solidarity with Goodes, releasing an open statement that included the words "We encourage supporters to demonstrate zero tolerance and report any behaviour which vilifies a person on the basis of their personal characteristics, such as race, religion, gender or sexual orientation.
• His renditions usually began with a spare, open statement of the melody; or, on ballads, a freely played, richly harmonized one.