Sentence examples for all facts on from inspiring English sources

Disdaining all facts on the ground, it rules the air.

"There's clearly some concern" among Democrats "that their constituents don't yet have all facts on how it will work, and that Republicans are filling that vacuum with partisan talking points," said Representative Steve Israel of New York, head of the House Democrats' campaign committee.

We need all the facts on the table and rigorous enforcement of existing legislation".

I'm not a scientist and therefore cannot possibly claim to know all the facts on both sides.

The Bush administration, he added, simply wants to ensure that the Afghans "have all the facts on the table".

"We're looking forward to getting all the facts on the table," said Steve Coe, a company spokesman.

The plain and highly regrettable fact is that the UK government is not in possession of all the facts on its own involvement in rendition.

Mr. Barbour, who himself had considered a presidential run this year, said it was vital for Mr. Cain to "get all the facts on the table, get it behind him".

But if we could somehow find all the facts on a subject, the history of medieval England, for example, or the American westward movement, how would we establish their authenticity and neutrality?

Asked whether he was confident officers always used force appropriately, Keel said: "I wouldn't want to make a comment either way, simply because I don't know all the facts on any given situation".

Therefore, I am asking the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence to immediately seek "use immunity" for Admiral Poindexter and Lieutenant Colonel North in order that the whole truth - all the facts on Iran -may be told.