Sentence examples for sources a statement from inspiring English sources

To the extent that the details might have become known to the suspect from secondhand sources, a statement loses its diagnostic value and cannot corroborate the admission of guilt.

"[We] will also be seeking funding from other sources to help cover the costs of policing and are in discussion with the Home Office about other funding sources," a statement read.

Although the Commission technically sets the rate, government sources believe a statement by the prime minister that he would like to see an increase which reflects the suppression of wages in recent years would be taken on board by them.

This disconnect is the likely source of a statement I encounter often as a source of faculty resistance to new teaching approaches: "Well I tried that teaching technique [insert any teaching technique of your choice from a simple pair share to highly structured problem-based learning] and it was a disaster".

A "Labour source" texted a statement to journalists: "We are sceptical of the BBC poll.

A Cato Institute study was the source of a statement relating to the lavish excess in new schools, including television and animation studios, a planetarium, a model United Nations with simultaneous translation capability, even a zoo.

Even Fox News, the president's favorite news source, issued a statement to show support for CNN.

One source is a statement in the twelfth century Historia Regum, that after Ælfwald's death, "regnum ...  ... hunbeanna et alberht sibi diviserunt" ('Hunbeanna and Alberht divided the kingdom of the East Angles between themselves').

The Nov. 13 to 21 trip is being taken "to explore the European Union's experience with grid reliability while in the process of increasing the percentage of energy from renewable sources," according to a statement by the foundation.

Authors should also report all of their funding sources and include a statement regarding potential conflicts of interest, including when none exist.

Meanwhile, the Sun on Thursday reiterated its belief in the veracity of its source by repeating a statement by its "spokesman" the day before: "The Sun stands by its story, which was based upon two impeccable sources and presented in a robust, accessible fashion".