Sentence examples for statement phone from inspiring English sources

Mr Nicklin – citing convicted former Sunday Mirror hacker Dan Evans, in MGN's statement: Phone hacking was carried out by a trusted inner-circle and the whole exercise was shrouded in secrecy.

A spokesperson for Carphone Warehouse explains that a resurgence is entirely possible, citing the retro Doro PhoneEasy 612 flip phone as one that's gradually creeping back in fashion as a "statement phone".

Moving on from the discussion of the prime minister's statement on phone hacking, a formal debate in the House Commons begins with remarks from Mr. Cameron.

Later on Thursday, a Riverside General clerk read a statement by phone saying the hospital's board was "saddened as to the tactics utilized against this hospital" but backed its president, Earnest Gibson III.

According to the statement, the phone taps of the players included the phrases "there is an agreement between the two clubs", "there is money involved but it is not known who will take it" and "the club will take it".

As the discussion of Mr. Cameron's statement on phone hacking continues in Westminster, the Commons speaker, John Bercow, asks members of Parliament who are standing in an attempt to attract his notice to "stop fiddling with" their phones as they do so.

Here, from Britain's Channel 4 News, is video of Prime Minister David Cameron's complete statement on phone hacking to the House of Commons, which was made about two hours ago: Laura Kuenssberg, chief political correspondent for The BBC News Channel, reports on Twitter that "News Corp. is terminating the payment of legal fees to Glen Muclaire, the private investigator convicted of hacking".

A few moments after this statement, the phone call ended.

But the N.C.A.A., after going through bank records, I.R.S. statements, and phone and e-mail records, could find no proof that Auburn paid for Cam Newton's services.

In statements and phone interviews, Kelway pushed the line that the EDL was a peaceful, non-racist organisation, even promising that the last Birmingham protest would be "a great day out for all concerned".

Judges had given prosecutors an ultimatum to produce additional evidence such as Mr Kenyatta's bank statements and phone records.