Sentence examples for existence of the emails from inspiring English sources

The Independent revealed the existence of the emails last month.

In a statement on Thursday, Pascal acknowledged the existence of the emails but did not confirm any details.

In a statement last week, she acknowledged the existence of the emails but did not confirm any details.

But rather than wait for Alonso to calm down and talk it over again, Dennis had panicked and phoned FIA president Max Mosley to tell him of the existence of the emails, while assuring him there was "no information, nothing to come out".

The letter Peters sent to OPR in January says that Heymann could not "credibly claim ignorance" about the existence of the emails or their contents.

Still, the scandal attracted publicity to the existence of the emails and indirectly resulted in the retirement of a Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice, the resignation of the sexily named Pennsylvania parole board member Randy Feathers, and some kind of disciplinary action against 8percentt of Kane's employees.

He told MPs that Myler and Crone informed him in June 2008 about the existence of the email and they made it clear that it proved Taylor's phone had been hacked by the News of the World.

Crone later told MPs that the existence of the email was the reason why the Murdoch owned publisher agreed to a £725,000 confidential settlement of the case – although the company's then boss James Murdoch says that he was not made aware of its existence in 2008.

Sent after the election last May, his message goes on to say: "Labour has handed hundreds of millions to leftie orgs – if u guys cant navigate this thro the bureauc then not a chance of any new schools starting!!" The existence of the email can be revealed as the first 24 free schools prepare to open their doors to pupils.

After the existence of the email server became public, President Obama was among those who was quickly asked about what he knew.

Although there's no evidence that Wasserman Schultz or other party officials acted on Marshall's suggestion, the mere existence of the email was enough to threaten to reopen the rift with the Sanders campaign that Clinton and her allies had spent the past month mending.