Sentence examples for in certain statements from inspiring English sources

In the interview, considerable participants were asked how strongly they believed in certain statements regarding smoking habits, attitudes and their beliefs on tobacco products.

While I am in complete accord with the opinion of the Court, I desire to add a brief word in light of certain statements made in the dissenting opinion.

Haarder report (A5-0050/2000) Mr President, I would have liked to have voted for the Haarder report, in spite of certain passages in it, and certain statements, including some to the House, to the effect that there are no rights for the family and that to grant special rights to the family would be a discriminatory, not to say racist, measure.

An increase in indentation comes after certain statements; a decrease in indentation signifies the end of the current block.

I write separately to set forth my understanding of certain statements in the Court's opinion.

In contrast, we take the view in this paper that conflicts are often caused by statements that are inaccurate rather than completely false, suggesting to restore consistency by interpreting certain statements in a flexible way, rather than ignoring them completely.

If the FTC were to determine that certain statements in letters from patent holders were deceptive, it is likely that courts would defer to that determination.

In fact, the only clue a curious investor might have that PeopleSoft was correcting anything was this sentence at the top of the transcript, which does not appear until the last half of the document: "Certain statements in this transcript have been corrected to reflect the intended meaning of the speaker".

Certain statements in this press release may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

"Contrary to certain statements in recent press articles, we have partnered with several NHS organisations over the past year, successfully delivering NHS-funded and referred care services.

The honest person recognises "That would be a lie" as a strong (though perhaps not overriding) reason for not making certain statements in certain circumstances, and gives due, but not overriding, weight to "That would be the truth" as a reason for making them.