Sentence examples for statement made before from inspiring English sources

A stray statement made before all the facts are understood could easily come back to haunt a political candidate.

That statement, made before Google and Amazon and others embarked on their vast scanning projects, might be seen as premature.

One of the nine judges, Muhammad Nawaz Abbasi, remarked that a statement made before a court was different from commitments made outside.

Acknowledgment is beginning to emerge as a kind of accidental pledge of allegiance for Canada a statement made before any undertaking with a national purpose.

His statement, made before a House of Lords debate on the legality of war, was immediately contested by anti-war peers and MPs, who insisted that war required an explicit authorisation from the UN Security Council.

In a statement made before the meeting closed, Aleksandr I. Bedritsky, the lead negotiator from Russia, said the agreement "opens the path for the ratification by all countries, including the Russian Federation".

"It's clear there is uncertainty because of some of the statements made before the election.

Under Indian law only statements made before a magistrate can be admitted as evidence in a trial.

Here are the opening statements made before the Supreme Court on Wednesday in the case of Albert Snyder v. Fred W. Phelps: "We are talking about a funeral.

It generally forbids prosecutors from using as evidence statements made before suspects have been warned that they have a right to remain silent and to consult a lawyer.

In statements made before the Kentucky House, he made clear his belief that the Constitution left it to the states to decide the slavery question, and that Congress did not have the jurisdiction to regulate or outlaw it.