Sentence examples for suspects will have from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether the directive against the humiliation of suspects will have the desired effect.

A collective groan, one suspects, will have passed across the banking sector at news of this inquiry.

The hours of special weekend arraignment courts in New York City will be reduced by nearly half, prompting fears that some suspects will have to be released if they are not brought before a judge within 24 hours, as required by law.

No matter her plans, Ms. Nimerichter, you suspect, will have decades in which to develop them.

HAVING rebuffed a fine man whose presidency failed, about half the country, I suspect, will have the rueful blues this weekend.

By now, many viewers, I suspect, will have misgivings about the show, which, though it has moved me to tears at least half a dozen times, I feel is not Winfrey-worthy.

In some ways this Irish interlude, which we suspect will have some later resonance in the novel, is the most moving section of the book, a sort of backwater of history.

And that's going to be a pretty rude shock for them and I suspect will have a big impact on the holiday shopping season, which in turn will have an impact on business planning and hiring, and we can go back into a recession.

Note however, that random identifiers are not a substitute for encrypted names in a federated database because there is no guarantee that the same suspect will have the same random identifier in the local databases of two or more federation members (see text).

It's one of many aspects of the story that, I suspect, will have journalism ethics professors discussing it - as an example of behavior to avoid - for years to come.

Eventually, she suspects, prices will have to go up.