Sentence examples for changing statements from inspiring English sources

Some junior officers were clearly moved; several criticised the police operation and process of changing statements.

The other chief reason for the ongoing controversy about who was responsible for Ms Bhutto's death is the number of changing statements by the government and witnesses, and the resultant belief that someone is involved in a cover-up.

The welcoming message: are you really sure you need to be here at all? Banking is changing: statements are paperless, payments are mobile, branches are sparser, more automated, populated by beaming cashiers prowling around with iPads.

After Flynn's changing statements about a sensitive issue, he has a trust deficit that can only be filled with a full accounting of what happened — one that is consistent with any record that was compiled by U.S. intelligence agencies of his calls with Kislyak.

Asked about his changing statements, the Republican presidential nominee said some view his position as a "hardening".

"This gentlemen has been making several statements and changing those statements," said the spokesman, Aziz Ahmed Khan, an assistant foreign minister.

He concluded the changing of statements was not a cover-up, although he criticised the deletion of officers' comments in a small number of statements.

"It was a complex and complicated case, as the girls initially kept changing their statements," said Farzana Bari, a rights activist.

The F.D.A. should consider changing the statements made on their Web site to better reflect the significance of potential safety signals".

Prof Phil Scraton, author of Hillsborough: The Truth, was the first to discover the changing of statements, and he maintains it was a cover-up.

Hughes argued, however, that the changing of statements at the time had only been a way of putting into structured form the raw accounts of officers who served on the day.