Sentence examples for any statements from from inspiring English sources

I've not seen any statements from the big three parties yet.

But the prosecution did not present any statements from Mr. Hussayen supporting terrorism, and he was acquitted.

American investigators have not suggested that they have any statements from Mr. Hamdi or any evidence that may implicate him in particular activities, although he was first captured in November, along with John Walker Lindh of California, after a prison uprising near Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif Mazar-i-Sharif

While the Chávez and Maduro governments have not been shy about interfering in the affairs of other countries, cynically backing leftist politicians and armed groups like Farc across Latin America, they are extremely sensitive about any statements from abroad that could be construed as criticism.

But the networks, after meeting with the White House national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, on Wednesday, came to an agreement among themselves that they would no longer broadcast any statements from Al Qaeda without previously viewing them and subjecting them to their editing process.

Because Twitter hides replies in a separate tab, visitors to Hue's Twitter page wouldn't have seen any statements from the company unless they clicked over to see the back-and-forth conversations with Hue's customers — and some of those weren't outage-related.

As usual, analysts will parse every word of any statement from the Fed.

In the absence of any statement from Mr. Ghanem, or any information on his whereabouts, uncertainty about his intentions prevailed.

Panmure Gordon's Philip Dorgan said: "The absence of any statement from [Sports Direct] in the light of all this bad news could be construed as positive.

Judge Bhardwaj rejected the closure report in part because the investigating agency didn't record any statement from the witnesses it thought were not credible, H.S. Phoolka, Ms. Kaur's lawyer, said Thursday.

It was a pity, though, that the announcement was not accompanied by any statement from his club making it clear what they thought of his behaviour, or any form of public contrition from the player, and it hardly reflects well on Andrew that he admitted the charge of violent conduct but also had the gall to argue it did not deserve more than the standard three-match ban.