Sentence examples for Statements by him from inspiring English sources

Although he once thought the controversy was just a Democratic "witch hunt," Terry said, "my trust in him in that position has taken a hit because of these contradictory statements by him". Bush also sparred with Democrats over legislation to begin withdrawing troops from Iraq.

"I'm glad to hear Howard Dean confirm, because I've seen such confusing statements by him before, that he agrees we can't pull out of Iraq now," he said.

Ms. McCaskill painted Mr. Akin as an extremist, highlighting statements by him and his votes on things like Social Security, federal school lunch subsidies and the definition of rape.

Since Mr. Putin began his third term as president in May, American officials have privately interpreted other statements by him as signs that he may be open to some sort of cooperation on missile defense.

When Democrats took over this year, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff, ramped up its investigation, but statements by him suggest that the committee has not yet received foreign intelligence obtained during the Mueller investigation.

Mr. Kerry began attacking Dr. Dean more forcefully on foreign policy, taxes and Medicare, but failed to convert a series of controversial statements by him into a revival in the polls.

The defendant had been charged with murder, and the prosecution had a statement by him — made without a lawyer present — in which he confessed to the killing.

• To the Editor: So, Judge Michael B. Mukasey has refused so far to acknowledge that waterboarding is torture because of his concern that such a statement by him might put the C.I.A. and other American interrogators in legal jeopardy.

Even as Mr. Xi's Air China 747-400 landed in Shannon, a statement by him was distributed to waiting journalists describing Ireland as "a success story of moving, in a short period of time, from an agro-pastoral economy to a knowledge economy".

One wonders why an article marking Louis Armstrong's centennial emphasizes an uncharacteristically anti-black statement by him (directed, in fact, at his political critics of the 60's); or why it indulges in racial caricaturing: "yard-wide smile," "pull him out of the gutter"; or how any of this supports the conclusion that Armstrong was a Victorian.

Holder's argument for trusting Washington, which does so many things badly, to superintend elections capably should be judged against this loopy statement by him: "We should rethink this whole notion that voting only occurs on Tuesday". This year, voting began in some states in September; as much as 40percentt of votes were cast before Election Day; 12 states allow online registration.