Sentence examples for statement from which from inspiring English sources

In its statement, from which many individual bishops may have privately demurred, it endorsed the encyclical in full and directed that it must be obeyed to the letter.

At the request of petitioner's counsel, the written statement from which the prosecutor had read questions and answers in his impeaching process was placed in the record for possible use on appeal; the statement was not shown to the jury.

By induction, one obtains the following statement, from which Theorem 2.2 easily follows.

It is a statement from which many observers say he cannot now back down.

There is no fact described by conjunctions and existential statements over and above the facts that make the atomic conjuncts true and the facts that are described by the atomic statement from which the existential statement can be inferred.

The "rigged election" claim is only the latest Trump statement from which other Republicans have sought to distance themselves.

In the scientific model, theory is defined in terms of statements from which one can deduce hypotheses, which can then be tested in experimental research designs.

It is also based upon facts of record, and matters appropriate for judicial notice, which reveal that petitioner (and Fitzpatrick and Emspak) had compelling and immediate reasons to refrain from making any public statements from which it might be inferred, properly or not, that they were Communists or Communist sympathizers.' Govt. br., 33—34.

The authors sensibly include statements that could be construed as direct advice (for instance a statement like, "don't drink red wine – it causes breast cancer") and statements from which one might infer health advice (like, "red wine causes breast cancer").

Because the legislative history of the Fourteenth Amendment, and of the expatriation proposals which preceded and followed it, like most other legislative history, contains many statements from which conflicting inferences can be drawn, our holding might be unwarranted if it rested entirely or principally upon that legislative history.

We prove the following five statements from which we will deduce the required result.