Sentence examples for to take statements from inspiring English sources
Police took several journalists into custody to take statements from them as witnesses before releasing them.
Better, I think, to suspend suspicion whenever possible, to give the benefit of the doubt, to take statements at face value.
"Military investigators repeatedly failed to take statements from witnesses, to follow up with the witness's lawyer, and to re-interview witnesses to clarify discrepancies".
The contents of the emails were so benign that those trying to attack climate scientists were forced to take statements out of context.
Officers from South Africa's Hawks priority crime unit have contacted at least two new witnesses in recent weeks to take statements.
"The NPF has acted according to normal procedures when an allegation is made and continues to take statements from many people," it read.
In a brief statement released to the London Stock Exchange yesterday, the carrier rapidly backtracked:In the light of recent press coverage, the Board of Ryanair Holdings Plc wishes to clarify that it has not considered or approved any transatlantic project and does not intend to do so.We are all used to taking statements by the carrier with a pinch of salt.
In the weeks following the BP disaster, Buzbee's investigator was able to interview and take statements from about 60 people who were aboard the Deepwater Horizon when it exploded.
Bustos said detectives have to collect evidence, take statements from witnesses and reconstruct the accident, all of which will take time.
Worse, the FSA's powers to root it out to enter premises, take statements, confiscate ill-gotten profits or impose unlimited fines could violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
