Sentence examples for has indicated through from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lee has indicated through his lawyers that he destroyed the tapes, but the government maintains that if he spirited them away to a hostile power after his release they could alter the global balance of power.

Dr. Lee has indicated through his lawyers that he destroyed the seven tapes after he was fired in March 1999, and he offered to take a lie detector test on this question.

Instead, she has indicated (through her campaign aides) that she'd finance paid leave through taxes that affect the wealthy exclusively.

As a result, campaigns throughout New York City are now devoting the bulk of their energy to identifying voters who have indicated, through telephone canvassing, a preference for their candidate.

Belhaj and Saadi have indicated through their lawyers that they will challenge the CPS's decision under the victims' right to review scheme.

Dutton said that Christensen and others had indicated through the superannuation debate that they want "the best outcome possible for their community and for their country".

To convince a jury that the shooting was justified, the officers, who have indicated through their lawyers that they thought Mr. Diallo had a gun, must also convince a jury that that belief was reasonable.

Well-placed Iranians, including more pragmatic elements of Iran's conservative camp, have indicated through diplomatic channels and to former officials (including myself) their interest in a "grand bargain" with the United States.

George Ramsden, the bookseller, had indicated through an intermediary — Lord Christopher Tugendhat, a former Conservative Member of Parliament and a Wharton enthusiast — that he might, after years of resistance, be willing to sell the collection.

According to a person close to the case, both of the former traders have indicated through their lawyers that they are open to extradition, but only if prosecutors recommend bail.

Two neighbors and the landlord of Ike's Place — which faces eviction because of the huge crowds it attracts — have indicated through lawyers that they are willing to let the restaurant stay in its current location on 16th Street in exchange for a cash settlement, said Ike Shehadeh, the shop's owner.