Sentence examples for statements to have from inspiring English sources

'In these cases, we might not find the defendants' statements to have been involuntary in traditional terms.

Instead, both courts believed that Linn required only that the jury be instructed that it must find the defamatory statements to have been made with malice before it could impose liability.

But even while the president of the International Olympic Committee, Jacques Rogge, weighed in to say Landis must provide proof for his statements to have worth, it does remain possible and maybe even plausible that Landis is right.

It was why Klopp also felt able yesterday to make one of the most extraordinary statements to have tumbled from the lips of a Liverpool manager on the threshold of a Manchester United match: his description of Sir Alex Ferguson as "the John Lennon of football and maybe… the greatest ever".

(Quine here is assuming that the statements we must hold true in order for other statements to have implications for experience are themselves never certain.

Typically, fans of rigid application rewrite identity statements to have this form: 'Anything is (a) P if and only if it is (a) P′'.

The FBI claimed in a statement to have seized 173,991 bitcoins in connection with the Silk Road case, which they valued at a staggering $33.6 million.

"When you don't know the whole facts and whole agenda behind it all then it's probably not the best statement to have made".

It didn't have that ring of truth or the power you might expect such a statement to have.

In addition to the majority vote, for a statement to have reached consensus there could not be a significant number of suggested changes.

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