Sentence examples for having taken statements from inspiring English sources

However, having taken statements from all the officials at White Hart Lane, the governing body determined that the assistant referee closest to the incident, Jake Collin, had seen "the coming together of the two players, albeit not in its entirety".

However, having taken statements from the officials at White Hart Lane, the governing body determined that the assistant referee closest to the incident, Jake Collin, had seen "the coming together of the two players, albeit not in its entirety".

Botha said he had taken statements from neighbours and witnesses.

Investigators from the Independent Police Complaints Commission have spoken to the officers involved in the incident and have taken statements.

The goalkeeper said he welcomed the investigation from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, which has taken statements from eight people at the club.

The police said they had interviewed the five people who were in the studio at the time, who included several longtime friends and associates of Mr. Mizell's, and had taken statements from all of them, although it was unclear how helpful the statements were.

Very soon the F.B.I. had taken statements from twenty-six men, who, along with five others whom they had mentioned in their statements, were arrested and charged with committing murder, being accessories before or after the fact of murder, and conspiring to murder.

Today was the penultimate public meeting of Google's right to be forgotten advisory council, the sixth of seven, in which the panel has taken statements from people invited to testify in the public sessions, and asked and accepted questions.

However, subsequent Hamas statements denied having taken a captive.

I have concerns based on positions he has taken and statements he has made on a variety of topics.

As in the shooting case, the police seem to have briefed the media before they had taken witness statements and to have made allegations to the media which simply do not stand up as a true or responsible version of what took place.