Sentence examples for Furnish an answer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohn's 1976 article may furnish an answer.

Finally, the fact that police officers violated state statutes in their treatment of the petitioner does 'not furnish an answer' to the question whether a confession was voluntarily made.

And they furnish an answer to my enquiry; for they imply that mind is the parent of that class of the four which we called the cause of all; and I think that you now have my answer.

The West's own history furnishes an answer.

When this support finally bore fruit in 1913, the organization announced that "the adoption of the Income Tax Amendment to the federal Constitution furnishes an answer to the revenue problem".

When this support finally bore fruit in 1913, the organization announced that "the adoption of the Income Tax Amendment to the federal Constitution furnishes an answer to the revenue problem". As a result, it said, the time had come for all foes of alcohol to put aside the state-by-state strategy and focus on a new goal.

Where Are the Customers' Yachts? by Fred Schwed Jr. John Wileyy & Sons), a title I mentioned in my previous column, indirectly furnishes an answer.

His acceptance of the importance of psychology while reemphasizing man's freedom and responsibility furnished an answer to Freud's instinct-centered psychoanalysis.

(1) The FLSA does not furnish a clear answer to this question, but it provides at least one interpretive clue by exempting anyone "employed... in the capacity of [an] outside salesman". 29 U. S. C. §213(a)(1).

Although the provision that establishes the overtime salesman exemption does not furnish a clear answer to the question before us, it provides at least one interpretive clue: It exempts anyone "employed... in the capacity of [an] outside salesman". 29 U. S. C. §213(a)(1) (emphasis added).

We also furnish an example which supports our main result.