Sentences with phrase «curious statement»

NYC Councilman Jim Gennaro, who has publicly opposed hydrofracking since 2008 (in other words, way before it became cool to be anti-fracking), just released a rather curious statement praising Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his «diligent science - based approach» to whether the controversial drilling process should be allowed in the Marcellus Shale.

It's a curious statement for a mayor of city where WEDC has provided some $ 186 million in tax breaks and other help for 184 projects by companies including Danisco, a subsidiary of DuPont, which reported $ 25 billion in net sales in 2015.

Before he tells us what he prays, however, he makes a curious statement in Ephesians 3:15.

Curious statement, as Romans dominated half of the known world then, and certainly had defeated army's more powerful than a 1 +12 group even if they were packing heat.

Congressional candidate Chris Cox's campaign released a curious statement shortly after 10 p.m. last night in response to some strong reporting by POLITICO's Maggie Haberman about the mass exodus from his operation by former advisors to Sen. John McCain.

It was a curious statement from Cuomo, who since taking office has held up the annual passage of on - time or at least «timely» budgets as a symbol of functional government.

«The fact that people in the Bloomberg administration are suggesting that we wait until a federal monitor is appointed is a curious statement about whether reform is needed,» Quinn said.

October 27, 2011 • In Texas Gov. Rick Perry's first paid ad which went up in Iowa this week, the candidate for the Republican presidential nomination makes a curious statement.

In a recent post to the Nintendo Miiverse, Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma has shared some new details on the development of Majora's Mask, including a curious statement that the game will be more than «just a remake».

To say that cost doesn't matter may strike you as a curious statement.

Apart from the fact that this seems vulnerable to overreaching, there is the curious statement in the ACMA press release that the blacklist itself ought to remain secret:

Set against the ECJ's judgments in cases such as Lankhorst this is a curious statement and it seems that it is doing little more than restating the principle it had only just rebuffed in a slightly more sophisticated and targeted way.

A curious statement, since L.A. voters just celebrated the one year anniversary of Measure M, the $ 120 billion sales tax increase supporting the most ambitious transit expansion in the city's modern history.

«I'm wondering how you're feeling about today's events so far (curious statement).

For example, a curious statement («I'm curious about how more and more people are identifying as transgendered.»)

Curious statements and curious questions value what the other person is about to say before it is even said.