Sentence examples for statements and phone from inspiring English sources

Anuchon said that phone records, witness statements and phone records point to Anwar playing a central role in the operation.

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.

Your ex probably still has you on Find My Friends; there's a high chance you've accidentally geo-tagged all your tweets; and there are digital traces of you everywhere, from bank statements and phone records through browser history and GPS.

Mr Ollila was made chief executive, and once Nokia concentrated on mobiles, it shot ahead of rivals.Since then, Nokia has stayed in front by emphasising design mobile phones are fashion statements—and of easy-to-use software.

It is untrue that "Murdoch journalists" used private investigators to illegally hack into the mobile phone messages of numerous public figures to gain unlawful access to confidential personal data, including: tax records, social security files, bank statements and itemised phone bills.

The payments to Taylor and two other individuals secured secrecy in three cases that threatened to expose evidence of Murdoch's journalists using private investigators who illegally hacked into the mobile phone messages of numerous public figures to gain unlawful access to confidential personal data, including tax records, social security files, bank statements and itemised phone bills.

The payments secured secrecy over out-of-court settlements in three cases that threatened to expose evidence of Murdoch journalists using private investigators who illegally hacked into the mobile phone messages of numerous public ­figures as well as gaining unlawful access to confidential personal data, including tax records, social security files, bank statements and itemised phone bills.

Eventually, however, the actual tasks that officials set themselves to doing are issuing statements and making phone calls and receiving updates -- not exactly the stuff of action-movie montages.

Auditors and tax tribunals in these cases are often buried in blizzards of diaries, credit card slips, E-ZPass statements, e-mail and phone records.