Sentence examples for indirect statements from inspiring English sources

The NDA bars "direct or indirect statements to the media" about Harris corporation equipment.

Cessation-related claims (direct and indirect statements) were found on 64% of sites.

The president of the Football Federation of Armenia, Ruben Hayrapetyan, made an indirect statement on the federation's website that not including Mkhitaryan had been done on purpose.

When it became obvious that the recovery work would yield little, he moved to give families urns of dust from the site, a poignant but indirect statement of what would probably not happen, and allowed people to get death certificates for loved ones, all the while stressing that no one had to if they did not wish to.

Facebook is now strongly refuting claims that it suppressed conservative Trends after issuing a more vague and indirect PR statement earlier today about having neutrality guidelines.

Everyday I felt I experienced racial prejudice either through direct statements or indirect actions by peers and adults.

In an indirect proof, a statement and its negation (opposite) are often the only possibilities (meaning, it's either this or that).

By 1950, in response to the troubles of Ayer's two attempts to account for the indirect testing of theoretical statements via their consequences, Hempel conceded that it was "useless to continue to search for an adequate criterion of testability in terms of deductive relationships to observation sentences" (1950 [1959, 116]).

On Iran, the language of the Financial Action Task Force's statement is indirect, in that it simply calls on banks and other institutions to take into account the risk of the Tehran government's "deficiencies" in controlling money-laundering and financial support for terrorists, and to exercise "due diligence" in dealing with Iran.

If these companies aren't giving the government direct access, could they give it "indirect access?" That way, the statements remain technically valid.

This fact could be considered as an indirect proof that primarily financial statements are not presented by the enterprises with the lack of turnover.