Sentence examples for facts amount from inspiring English sources

Historians establish facts: lawyers must judge whether those facts amount to a breach of international law".

These facts amount to a seemingly hopeless situation, and the grim reality is that perhaps it is.

Sgt Jack Hawkins, of Thames Valley Police, said: "The jury in this case decided that the facts amounted to careless driving as opposed to dangerous.

If there be no penalty annexed to disobedience, the resolutions or commands which pretend to be laws will, in fact, amount to nothing more than advice or recommendation".

Unless the court finds otherwise, unless the judge declares that some of the other payments in fact amount to hidden transfer fees (or hidden wages), Barcelona can continue to insist on a €57.1m fee.

He promised "no further changes to this regime for the rest of this parliament or the next".The new measures in Mr Darling's budget in fact amount to little.

Jeffrey Callison, a spokesman for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, rejected the argument that Brown's approach lacks substance, insisting that the policy does, in fact, amount to a "significant sentencing reform".

Some genes are represented by multiple lines, so the 449 fly lines hitting CDS introns in fact amount to 271 unique genes hit.

They say Facebook's failure to disclose that fact amounted to securities fraud and should invalidate the agreement.

"That Mr Taylor should serve his sentence in a prison, culturally and geographically thousands of miles from his home, should be considered a factor in mitigation as it in fact amounts to exile," Griffiths said.

By the end of the one-hour hearing, the investigating prosecutors concluded that Mr. al-Ghozi's latest statement was not truthful and in fact amounted to the words of the police.