Sentence examples for compulsory statements from inspiring English sources

The prosecutors were also concerned, even using what they called a "taint team" to try to prevent information in the guards' compulsory statements from influencing the investigation, according to the 90-page ruling by Judge Ricardo M. Urbina of Federal District Court in Washington.

Sometimes the government demonstrates that there is no contamination of the information used to an obtain an indictment by having it "canned," or preserved, in a memorandum completed and dated before the prosecutors are exposed to suspects' compulsory statements, but that was not done in this case, the judge said.

And when was it, exactly, that female reporters on television adopted slavish sleevelessness as their compulsory fashion statement?

None of this was disclosed in Mr McDonnell's compulsory economic-interest statement.

In response to questions about the campaign from The Lede on Monday, Mr. Wassef wrote: The idea was simply to invite Egyptians to mask the mention of their religion on the back of their ID (where the "religion field" is compulsory), as a statement that faith is a personal issue, and that it should stay that way.

"LU is committed to delivering the reduction in operational staff numbers without any compulsory redundancies," said a statement.

Given that the management report is subject to the compulsory audit of annual financial statements, the auditor's examination of strategy disclosure provides a third-party validation that potentially enhances credibility.

For background on the Nexavar India compulsory licensing case, see: KEI Statement on India's granting of compulsory license to patents on cancer drug sorafenib (NATCO Vs. BAYER).

Moreover, any information provided in the management report albeit on a voluntary basis is subject to the compulsory audit of the annual financial statements.

When involuntary statements or the right against compulsory self-incrimination are involved, a second justification for the exclusionary rule also has been asserted: protection of the courts from reliance on untrustworthy evidence.

FIFA maintains that its rulebook says "basic compulsory equipment must not have any political, religious or personal statements".