Sentence examples for statement which may from inspiring English sources

The attackers seemed particularly incensed that Algeria's government had permitted the French to use Algerian airspace to fly warplanes and military equipment into Mali, according to their statement, which may explain why they chose Algeria for retaliation.

"The takeover will ensure Portsmouth's future is safe and will bring financial stability," read an unconvincing club statement, which may or may not have been scribbled on the back of one of the IOUs they issued to players in lieu of wages last Friday.

It is not difficult to find behind that statement, which may seem outrageous to us, the anti-Cartesianism that Comte shares with Peirce and that brings their philosophies closer to one another.

I've contacted the Chairman's office for details (he's out of the country presently and had no prepared statement, which may give you an idea of his level of involvement).

In other Trump scandal news, the president said he'd be happy to testify under oath to the special counsel, a statement which may come back to haunt him.

In 2000, you famously called the late Jerry Falwell "an agent of intolerance," a statement which may have cost you the decisive South Carolina primary.

Shaw's article does not include examples of judges referring to campaign statements (which may never have been done before), but there are several examples of judges referring to Presidential statements as guides to interpreting underlying executive actions.

The disadvantage of the Miranda rule is that statements which may be by no means involuntary, made by a defendant who is aware of his "rights," may nonetheless be excluded and a guilty defendant go free as a result.

"Harassing conduct may take many forms, including verbal acts and name-calling; graphic and written statements, which may include use of cellphones or the Internet; or other conduct that may be physically threatening, harmful, or humiliating," the letter says.

Second, he frequently makes contradictory statements, which may do him no harm in Indonesia's main island of Java, where oblique utterances are the norm, but which infuriate the straight-talking people of Aceh.

While maintaining confidence is crucial to the success of your paper, it's important to acknowledge when opposition exists and not to use absolute statements which may alienate readers.