Sentence examples for taking the statements from inspiring English sources

Taking the statements individually, those details appear to give them power.

In most cases the first statement was taken before photographs were available for witnesses, and before the officers taking the statements knew what we were trying to prove".

Aside from the method of taking the statements, the IPCC will also look into whether the Wain report, which was based on the statements, was biased and sought to divert criticism from South Yorkshire police.

David took the statements in the living room while I typed them up".

Do not take the statements of global leaders at face value.

"We take the statements at face value," said the State Department's chief spokesman, Richard A. Boucher.

Wall answered, in part, by saying that in figuring out what Trump meant, the judges ought to take the statements "in the light most favorable to the executive".

Here is an edited extract from the judgment delivered by Lord Judge, Lady Justice Hallett and Mr Justice Openshaw: We take the statements of four jurors as representative.

Philip A. Lacovara, who served as counsel to the Watergate special prosecutor in 1974, said he took the statements of Mr. Gore and Mr. Clinton's lawyers and spokesmen with a bit of skepticism.

The rest take the statements absolutely literally and go nuts.

Of course, the point of all this is not that the U.S., or anyone, should automatically take the statements of Iranian leaders that they will not seek to acquire nuclear weapons at face value, any more than anyone would automatically take the statements of U.S. leaders, or any other leaders, at face value.