Sentence examples for takes statements of from inspiring English sources

An on-site police officer takes statements of victims, collects forensic evidence, maintains the chain of evidence and forwards the cases for investigation of crime scenes.

"Sir Phillip Otton and his fellow commissioners are presently taking statements of mitigation before deciding the appropriate sanctions.

A statement from the Premier League confirmed that the chairman of the independent commission, Sir Phillip Otton, was continuing to take "statements of mitigation" with a view to delivering appropriate sanctions to Cole, Chelsea and Mourinho.

The report continues: "Still, district administrations would not even take statements of these victims... and they always ignored medical checkups".

I do not know and will not try to defend the context of all his quoted statements, but I have used the best-known clip for my seminary biblical interpretation students to illustrate the dangers of taking statements out of context and ignoring genre.

It's important to remember, of course, that a central part of Romney's campaign strategy will be taking statements out of context and walking around in high dudgeon about it.

Kathleen Vokes, a Ford spokeswoman, said the group was "taking statements out of context and repeating unfounded allegations".

The contents of the emails were so benign that those trying to attack climate scientists were forced to take statements out of context.

It was informed of the attacks in the 1970s and took statements from a number of boys, which were uncovered from the scout's headquarters last year.

In a statement the Metropolitan Police said today: "This assessment included taking statements from a number of individuals and reviewing records.

Scotland Yard detectives have already taken statements from a number of witnesses who were at Bagram early in 2002, including one who was interviewed at Guantánamo.