Sentence examples for on such statements from inspiring English sources

One naturally seizes on such statements — and on all evidence of stasis, itinerancy, nausea, angoisse, etc. — because they are so utterly Beckettian.

When asked about Mr. Romney's frequent attacks on China as a currency manipulator, he said, "The Romney campaign does not check" with him on such statements.

Under § 18 liability extends to persons who, in reliance on such statements, purchased or sold a security whose price was affected by the statements.

Their reliance on such statements leads to a peculiar and unsettling possibility: that an identical order would be upheld if Barack Obama had issued it, but that this one was invalidated because Trump was the author.

A Coral spokesman said tonight that the company was surprised by the reference and that it considers it "nothing more than hearsay," adding, "It's our policy not to comment on such statements".

It seems wholly improper to 'wait and see' in each case whether a witness has been coerced or tricked into giving involuntary statements at the secret interrogation and then to set aside convictions which may be based on such statements.

This possibility is heightened by the fact that some SJW products are labeled with this type of indication (e.g. "has been skillfully crafted to promote antiviral/antibacterial properties... .......... is one such statement found on the study product labels).

A reflection on a statement of an extension of credit which was not made to the obligor or, if made, was not in the amount reflected on such statement.

Undue reliance should not be placed on such statement because, by their nature, they are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties.

On the basis of such statements, Bruno Nardi concluded that "Pomponazzi, who started as an Aristotelian and Averroist, faced with the widening of experience in every field of human knowledge, soon asked the question whose answer produced the renewal of modern science" (Nardi 1971, 52).

On the correct account of such statements of epistemic possibility, 'It is possible [for A] that p' is true if and only if what A knows does not, in a manner that is obvious to A, entail not-p.