Sentence examples for statements through which from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding that, he provided the police with eight prepared written statements through which he strongly denied any knowledge of a terrorist plot, still less any involvement in one.

With unflinching boldness, each of the 28 artists in "Deja Vu" make their incisive statements through art, which results in some of the most thought-provoking propaganda I've seen in years.

Following the prosecutor general's statement, the Ministry of Culture, through which promoters often obtain cultural-exchange visas, reportedly said it would now check the purpose of artists' visits but that it did not have the authority to deny them visas.

This view was notably promoted by Abraham Lincoln, who considered the Declaration to be the foundation of his political philosophy, and argued that the Declaration is a statement of principles through which the United States Constitution should be interpreted.

This woman's misguided statement revealed the faulty lens through which many persons look at Baltimore, Ferguson, Staten Island and far too many other communities to name.

The autumn statement document explains the two streams through which the new funding will flow: a new Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund (ISCF) for collaborative research between industry and academia, targeted at priority technologies; and a broader boost to UK capacity in research and innovation.

Joseph to impose the ERDs through a "statement of common values," the document through which St. Joseph imposed its abortion policy on Hoag last year.

In the above statements, parents view the electronic media as channels through which adolescents learn about sexual activities thus making parents' role of providing sex education redundant.

22 We believe that the CONSORT Statement, and its extensions, is a key tool through which adequate reporting can be achieved.

Tweets made within the intention of damaging another's business, goods or services through false statements, or which are reckless with the truth as to another's business, goods or services will offend the law against malicious falsehood.

The test: Tweets which the "reasonable person" would conclude cause alarm or distress may amount to harassment Tweets made within the intention of damaging another's business, goods or services through false statements, or which are reckless with the truth as to another's business, goods or services will offend the law against malicious falsehood.