Sentence examples for a person provided from inspiring English sources
An officer may also arrest a person provided that the officer reasonably believes a crime to have been committed and the person arrested to be the guilty party.
Travelers who have made purchases in the United States Virgin Islands (or American Samoa or Guam) have a duty-free allowance of $800 a person, provided that no more than $400 worth of items was bought elsewhere.
To Scalia, this meant what it said--subject to a small number of historically recognized exceptions, if a person provided information that was being used against a defendant in a criminal prosecution, that person had to show up personally in court so the defendant's lawyer could "confront" him through cross-examination.
Others thought he was a "set-up," as one disgruntled Soviet, herself a divided spouse, suggested to several Americans, a person provided by the Soviets "so that the Americans would have their dissident and not go looking for others". Some thought he was deranged and others wavered, simply describing themselves as not able to draw any conclusions.
While the tailored messages were computer generated, some participants initially thought that a person provided these messages.
The development of lung cancer in a person provides even greater impetus for close relatives to avoid smoking.
Platini also highlighted that he was not interviewed by Lauber as a suspect "but simply in my capacity as a person providing information".
[ 64] Other examples of non-speech sales activities are the layout of a store or the uniform of a person providing a service.
The Swiss attorney general, Michael Lauber, has initiated criminal proceedings into the payment, questioning Blatter as a suspect for "criminal mismanagement" or "appropriation" and Platini as "a person providing information".
Taking that to its logical conclusion, why should we object if a person providing us with the material from which we journalists will benefit, and from which our newspapers will profit, should demand payment?
