Sentence examples for characterizing the statement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eliades stopped short of characterizing the statement as a confession, and a lawyer for Mr. Furlow, Kelly Daniels, said she would challenge the statement because her client had provided it without the benefit of legal counsel.

As for characterizing the statements made by suspects as "hearsay," Berger said that, for the most part, the men in custody were talking about meetings in which they were not participants.

Different camps cited differ ent passages to characterize the statement as either progres sive or conservative, realistic or opportunistic.

Mr. Cronan cited a 22-page document detailing his statements but did not characterize the statements, which were not made public.

It is well and good to characterize the statements by Vladimir V. Putin about the "encirclement" of Russia by NATO as "nonsense" because NATO is a force for democracy, but what if Mr. Putin believes what he says?

The person would not characterize the statements' nature or value but said that whenever agents and detectives had a chance to talk to someone like Mr. Abu Ghaith, it was useful.

Coakley characterized the statements as not being confessions requiring voluntary conditions but merely "admissions" that had no such requirement.

She characterized the statements of opposition from both Lincoln and key Republican Sen. Arlen Specter as "little bumps in the road" and noted that both are open to supporting a modified bill.

They characterized the signing statement as an effort to keep all options open.

Tishman Speyer released a statement characterizing the decision as "an unfortunate outcome for New York".

A spokesman for Fairfield, Thomas Mulligan, offered only a statement characterizing the firm as a victim of Mr. Madoff.