Sentence examples for statements in the course from inspiring English sources

"I think everyone has to recognize there are going to be statements in the course of negotiations that people aren't going to like".

According to a motion granted by a Federal appeals court, Mr. Deaver's associates "may have obstructed justice, given false testimony or made false statements" in the course of the investigation.

Gates became the third known former Trump aide to plead guilty to making false statements in the course of the Mueller investigation into Russian meddling in the US presidential election.

Fitzgerald is considering charging Rove with making false statements in the course of the 22-month probe, and sources close to Rove -- who holds the titles of senior adviser and White House deputy chief of staff -- said they expect to know within weeks whether the most powerful aide in the White House will be accused of a crime.

Judge Sidney H. Stein, who dismissed the case in Federal District Court in Manhattan, rejected her claims, saying that Ms. Almontaser made her statements in the course of her duties as an administrator — not "as a citizen on a matter of public concern" — and that employers have some rights to control their employees' words and actions.

"Investigators believe that the murderer could have been a professional hit man or a single criminal who disagreed with Markelov's public statements in the course of his human rights work," said Vladimir I. Markin, a spokesman for the prosecutor general's investigative group.

Also, the Court made that statement in the course of evaluating a use that appropriated the entirety of the copyrighted work in a form identical to that of the original; the presumption articulated may well have been intended to apply to takings under these circumstances.

The LMA said in its statement: "In the course of a search by the club in early 2014 of 10,000 private text messages sent to and from another member of staff during Mr Mackay's employment at Cardiff, in relation to other matters, it emerged that Malky had, it seems, sent a couple of one-line texts that were, with the benefit of hindsight, very regrettable and disrespectful of other cultures.

"On November 9, 2018 Christopher McGimpsey made a statement in the course of a debate on the Stephen Nolan Show in which he referred to James McClean as being a 'super Provo'," David Dunlop said.

“(c) Fraud, misrepresentation or false statements made in the course of conducting the activity.

Although hearsay, it is being allowed under legal exceptions made for statements given in the course of urgent medical treatment as well as "excited utterances" made without calculation of personal interest.