Sentence examples for in a statement to fact from inspiring English sources

In a statement to FACT, the DJ said that he didn't think the original version didn't need a remix at all.

In a statement to FACT, Glover claims the police have done more to hinder the investigation than what has been reported.

In a statement to FACT, van Buuren maintained that neither he nor the team at Hï/Ushuaïa were aware of the similarities to the veteran group's logo.

As Tom Steidl of Rye Wax said in a statement to FACT at the time, "It's totally ridiculous, the building couldn't be worse positioned for becoming residential.

Matthew Gardner, an analyst at Citizens for Tax Justice, said in a statement to The Huffington Post: "In fact it has been a full decade since Macy's paid the full 35percenttaxax rate in current federal taxes; the last time was in 2002.

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It seemed, in fact, like a statement to the world that a beautiful young woman can marry a very rich old man and still have a marriage based on love.

The prime minister initially said he couldn't recall who had told him about the case, then later clarified that he had in fact given a statement to police and was aware of the recording Barclay had made, because the MP had admitted to him in a face-to-face meeting that he had recorded a staffer criticising him in the electorate office.

Therefore, post-Omnicare, courts should focus on the degree of certainty conveyed by a statement to differentiate statements of fact from statements of opinion in securities fraud cases.

Andreas Tilp, on eof the lead lawyers, said in a statement: "Due to the fact that – according to our information and experience – Volkswagen AG persistently denies any settlement negotiations and also refuses to waive the statute of limitation defence until now, it was necessary to file this first multi-billion euro lawsuit".

Officials at Mount Sinai said in a statement: "The fact that Mr. Borja worked there for many days (and nights) provided ample opportunity for exposure to dusts".