Sentence examples for accounts of statements from inspiring English sources

Yates told the senators that she and a colleague met with McGahn and a couple of his colleagues on January 26th, and told them that "there were a number of press accounts of statements that had been made by the Vice-President and other high-ranking White House officials about General Flynn's conduct that we knew to be untrue.

An F.B.I. account of statements by Mr. Ahmed shows that when he was living in Sweden, Swedish and British authorities tried to recruit him as an informant, approaches he appears to have rejected.

To increase internal validity further, we distinguished clearly between statements by the interviewees and interpretations or accounts of those statements by the researchers [ 11, 12].

Advocates of this kind of naturalized epistemology propose accounts of these statements entirely in terms of scientifically respectable objects and properties.

The embargoed access is intended to improve the accuracy of news accounts of the statement, which is closely scrutinized.

His wife was strolling near Istanbul's ancient walls on Jan . 21when Tasali accosted her, according to media accounts of his statement to Turkish prosecutors.

They distributed more than $2 million in cash in this recruitment drive in London, according to the account of their statements.

Hirsi Ali left the parliament in 2006 following an announcement by the immigration minister that her Dutch citizenship was illegitimate on account of false statements she had made on her asylum and citizenship applications.

He was left to care for her on Tuesday, and during their time together he hit her with a closed fist, caused her to fall and strike her head in the bathtub and shook her roughly when she became nonresponsive, according to a police account of his statements.

At this pole also, ethical naturalism was rejected in favor of an account of ethical statements as expressions of emotive attitude.

Raz's theory of law, unlike Hart's, is part of a theory of practical reasoning in general, and his account of normative statements treats them as having the same meaning in law and in morality.