Sentence examples for brief suggests from inspiring English sources

The brief suggests that prosecutors had threatened him implicitly to "enhance his need to cooperate".

Maybe, as the plaintiffs' brief suggests, he'd prefer that the case disappear until after the election.

Their legal brief suggests several potential suspects who they say were not fully investigated: the victim's great-uncle, who lived in the house next door, was being investigated for possible molestation of his daughter and stepdaughter, according to the brief.

In sum, this brief suggests that austerity pursuits at a time of high unemployment and negative or low growth only lead to a more weakened economy and a delay in economic recovery.

The evidence presented in this policy brief suggests that adopting policies like QTEA that increase teacher salaries can make urban school districts more competitive with more prosperous nearby school districts, which can lead to improvements in the quality of their teaching force and in the outcomes of the students they serve.

The defendants' trial brief suggests any accusation that the industry wrongly promoted lead in decades past "rests on hindsight".

Certainly, A Head Full of Dreams is at its best when Coldplay stick to the brief suggested by Stargate's presence.

Aipac was not a party in the case before the Court, but filed a friend of the court brief suggesting the course the Court took today.

She also described as "fighting words" language in the prosecution's brief suggesting that the court's decision in the LaValle case was "unnecessary, inappropriate, and incorrect".

The menu is brief, suggesting careful curation, and even the bread, served with nutty, warm butter-bean purée and vinegary cucumbers, feels thoughtful.

But he argued that Mr. James's open talk of sedition, including a court brief suggesting that Supreme Court rulings do not bind the states, had been a national embarrassment.