Sentence examples for a group existed from inspiring English sources

There were no immediate arrests, and no confirmation of whether such a group existed.

Gülen denies such a group exists and the accusations that he masterminded the putsch.

'Best defense … in the east'; 'Most goals scored … against weaker opposition'; 'Best team … in a second-best conference.' Diehard Eastern Conference supporters (if such a group exists) would point to their conference's relatively strong Supporters' Shield record (six out of the last 11) and the fact that they ruled the early period of the MLS.

The judge posited that a group exists for Section 13 d) purposes when "one enters into a transaction with the intent to create the false appearance that there is no large accumulation of securities…" Judge Kaplan then ruled that T.C.I. entered into the swap transactions to avoid reporting under Section 13 d).

In fact, such a group exists: children, especially those in poor countries who are often among the first victims of epidemics and other life-threatening upheavals.According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), about 60 essential medicines are unavailable in formulations appropriate for use by children.

I've yet to see hard evidence of an actual shape-shifting cabal of music biz insiders who meet twice a year to snort toot from a special stash of the 70s good stuff, drink the blood of the X Factor rejected, and casually decide which artists are going to shift product for the next two quarters; but these lists don't help my general suspicions that such a group exists.

DenmArk's Only Exorcist Is Rather Busy.

A prospective study is needed to determine whether such a group exists, and if so whether the causes for clinical deterioration differ.

"I am satisfied beyond a reasonable doubt that a terrorist group existed," Justice John R. Sproat of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice said during a reading of his judgment that lasted about one hour.

But a terrorism analysis group based in Alexandria, Va., IntelCenter, said in 2008 that photographs and videos showed that a militant Uighur group existed — the Turkestan Islamic Party — and that it was the same group the Chinese officials kept citing.

The Frankfurter Allgemeine's claims have been contradicted by state broadcaster ZDF, also using anonymous security officials as their source, who said they could not be certain whether a German terror group existed, The Guardian reports.