Sentence examples for for any statements from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in criminal cases, prosecutors invariably ask the department's Internal Affairs investigators not to question officers, because they would be granted immunity for any statements during administrative inquiries.

Mr. Biden said on Wednesday that the administration would hold both Israelis and Palestinians "accountable for any statements or actions that inflame tensions or prejudice the outcome of talks".

It is also being suggested that Israel will promote its own UN resolution that would set rules of conduct for UN employees so they would be made accountable for any statements regarded as being anti-Israel – although it is unclear what support if any that could muster given last week's uncontested vote.

By virtue of the logical equivalence ( A ∧ B ⇒ C ) ⇔ ( ¬ C ⇒ ¬ A ∨ ¬ B ). for any statements A, B, C, we can formulate the inequality (11) (i.e., Theorem 9) in the following equivalent manner.

In the contemporary U.S., even the first-mentioned of these FEO-promoting measures is controversial. is guilty of a criminal offense, except that there are exceptions for any statements that are true, good faith religious argument, good faith contributions to public debate on matters of public interest, and statements that call attention to hate-promoting conditions with a view to their removal.

"Let's be on the lookout for any statements from the Iraqi insurgents, who must be thrilled at the prospect of a Dem-controlled congress".

The court ruled that the only entity that can be held liable in a private lawsuit for "any untrue statement of a material fact" is the one whose name the statement is presented under.

A reason, for Stevenson, is "any statement about any matter of fact which any speaker considers likely to alter attitudes" (1944, 115).

For any statement to be valid there has to be evidence for that statement outside of the statement itself.

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So we are then forced to conclude that p is true, since the law of excluded middle is supposed to hold for any statement whatsoever.