Sentence examples for expressed its doubt from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. then expressed its doubt that Jonathan was being forthright about his relationship with Monas.

Proceso, however, expressed its doubt on the murder case and trial once again, stating that they did not believe the court was sentencing the right man.

Fees are charged in public hospitals and health centers, but people living below poverty line are exempted [ 21, 22], though the High Level Expert Group on Universal Health Coverage in India expressed its doubt about the practical implementation of these exemptions [ 23]. (Source: adopted from MoHFW, Rural health statistics in India, 2012, p.3).

This past week, the Assembly Education Committee once again expressed its doubts about the state role by approving and sending to the full Assembly a bill aimed at creating a legislatively appointed inspector general to oversee the state overseers of takeover districts.

The consortia have, he notes, guaranteed rates of return of nearly 20%; their liability for cost over-runs is capped; and 95% of their bank loans are guaranteed.The National Audit Office NAOO) has already expressed its doubts about the PPP and described the supposed risk-transfer as illusory.

In his filing, Mr. Gupta argues that prosecutors should be required to turn over any evidence "in which the government expressed its own doubts about Rajaratnam's veracity – or simply that he is not to be trusted, even if stopping short of calling him a liar – [because it] would obviously be helpful to the defense, and equally obviously is known to the government".

Bennell's family, through their counsel Steven Castan, have expressed doubt about its validity, saying it appeared to be written in two different hands and should have been subject to forensic analysis, including handwriting analysis.

Earlier this year, the company's auditors expressed doubt about its ability to continue operating.

Shares of Cyberonics fell last week after the company's auditor expressed doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.

In a March 17 regulatory filing, MGM Mirage said it can't "provide assurance that our business will generate sufficient cash flow from operations or that future borrowings will be available to use under our senior credit facility" and expressed doubt regarding its ability to continue as a going concern.

Peck described the species as Urnula geaster in that year's Annual Report of the New York State botanist, although he expressed doubt about its generic placement in Urnula.