Sentence examples for in which he indicated from inspiring English sources

Lieutenant Majaydah said they acted after Sheik Yassin gave an interview to the television network Al Jazeera in which he indicated that the Palestinian Authority was not respected.

LaBeouf's comments would appear to contradict those he made in an interview with MTV last month, in which he indicated a willingness to do anything Von Trier asked.

But defense lawyers brought up Mr. Owusu's grand jury testimony, in which he indicated that the woman directed him to her apartment and told him where to stop.

He was referring to a recorded interrogation of the defendant in which he indicated to the dective that Mr. Williams and another Panther, Rory Hithe, asked Sams how the murder mission went.

The prime minister is understood to have discussed the matter with Osborne before the chancellor's remarks in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday in which he indicated that he would be prepared to publish his tax affairs.

Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke just had one of the most surprising press conferences of recent years, in which he indicated, in specific terms, the long-awaited end of the central bank's intervention in the markets.

It is further supported by obituaries of Pupin published in The New York Times (March 13 , 1935 and Science (May 17 , 1935, as well as by a passage in Pupin's autobiography, From Immigrant to Inventor (1923), in which he indicates that he was a "boy of fifteen" when he landed in the United States in March 1874.

One of the lawyers, Susanne Brody, asked him about an immigration form he signed in 2001, on which he indicated that he had never knowingly committed a crime for which he had not been arrested.

The famous device in his book by which he indicated Spanish profanity by putting in the word "obscenity" occurred to him one day during the Spanish war when he was showing two American newspaper women around & they had asked him what their Spanish chauffeur had said when a tire blew out.

He made the comments in a wide-ranging interview with the newspaper – in which he also indicated that Labour MPs could be offered a free vote on whether to keep the Trident nuclear weapons system.

Pope Francis has given two interviews that were published in the last two weeks in which he has indicated that he wants to see a truce in the culture wars and that the church should put love and mercy above doctrine and judgment.