Sentence examples for statement made to him from inspiring English sources

According to the state ruling, Gosnell at the hearing "recalled a statement made to him by a veteran African American sheriff's deputy that 'there are four kinds of people in this world — black people, white people, rednecks, and n—' ".

But he admitted that he never followed up on a statement made to him by a member of the U.S. attorney's staff in Albuquerque that the lab "had blown" its investigation of an alleged attempt by a former employee to buy a Ford Mustang with her lab credit card.

He found the stenographic record of a statement Roberts had made to him a couple of weeks back and read it once more from beginning to end.

He asserts that the failure to get the proxies out in plenty of time, together with a statement the company made to him that proxies received less than 10 days before the annual meeting are not binding, constituted "a pattern on the part of Evans management to effectively deny public shareholders the right to vote their securities".

In citing Mr. Ghailani's extensive knowledge of the legal system, Dr. Saathoff quoted what he called "verbatim and unprompted statements" the prisoner made to him.

Mr. Yauger added that the statement had never been made to him either, and that such a remark had not been relayed by any other Federal agents.

At respondent's trial, which resulted in a conviction, the informant testified about the incriminating statements that respondent had made to him.

But her trial was eventually thrown out, the Old Bailey was told, after driver Smith was found to have changed his police statement, removing comments that she made to him expressing her disapproval of hard drugs.

During one of our interviews with the hacker in August, he told us that Amin and Ford were certain the goonies directory was the last and only place the video existed because the phone used to film the crack tape was "gone," a statement the hacker alleged Amin made to him in a text message.

Schumer relayed statements that Republican congressional leaders had made to him, according to an aide who confirmed the remarks.

We granted the writ in this case to consider petitioner's claim that a statement made by him to police under circumstances rendering it inadmissible to establish the prosecution's case in chief under Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966), may not be used to impeach his credibility.