Sentence examples for asked for statements from inspiring English sources
El Paso filed an affidavit in May saying it did not engage in round-trip trades after the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission asked for statements from energy trading companies.
As far as Leveson is concerned, it was widely reported in the Guardian and elsewhere in summer 2011 that the police had contacted our journalists again and asked for statements – so much for Greenslade's claim the hacking "remained a secret for eight years".
As many as 800 Met Police officers have reportedly been asked for statements in connection with the investigation into the Andrew Mitchell "plebgate" row.
Wachowski referred to the approach, and previous approaches by reporters via her agent asking for statements about rumours of her gender transition, as a "threatened public outing against my will".
They were informed that the interviews would be handled confidentially, that citations would be anonymous, and that they could ask for statements to be deleted.
TR explained the purpose of the study to all the informants, that citations would be anonymous, that they could ask for statements to be deleted, and that the interviews would be handled confidentially.
If the church doesn't belong to a denomination, ask for statements from either the minister or the church office.
The team of investigators searched computer files, mobile phone records and asked for written statements for the report that is due to be published at some point next week.
When she asked for account statements, the man said he didn't trust the U.S. Postal Service or the messenger she offered to send over.
Important people from the West, often asked for their statements, advice, and opinions, stood in silence as the uncensored voices fell heavy on each individual forced, momentarily, to bear the burden of their weight.
Wearing a T-shirt with the word "killer" printed on it, T. J. Lane directed an obscene statement and gesture toward family members of the shooting victims when asked for a statement.
