Sentence examples for using a statement from inspiring English sources

An appeals court overturned a woman's conviction and death sentence in the murder of her neighbor, saying the police violated her rights by using a statement she made after asking for a lawyer.

I should hope that the president of our college did not take responsibility for what she said in a subsequent email for any other reason than to hold herself accountable for using a statement that reasserts the value of white lives, which are not the ones in question if MacCallum has been following recent events.

I think the thing that interested me about my height, was just the comfort people have to comment on my body, just using a statement of fact about my appearance as an opening line: We all own women and so we're all OK to comment on and edit them and implicitly dictate to them whether they are succeeding or failing".

Mr. Keyes used a statement that Mr. McCain had made today to question his anti-abortion convictions.

Suárez, who will wear the No9 shirt at Barça, used a statement of his own to appeal to Liverpool supporters for understanding while playing the "family" card.

It used a statement in the Scotland census bulletin (pdf) that said the number of people identifying themselves ethnically as white Scottish in 2011 was 4.4 million, down from 4.5 million in 2001.

PM David Cameron is to use a statement to MPs to press for tougher sanctions against Russia over its response.

Goadsby [2] used a statement by O. S. from1987 [6] to the effect that it would be acceptable over time to add new features to this picture.

Use a statement which disguises opinion as fact (e.g. 'Thursdays sucked. Always.') before explaining why the character 'knows' this to be true.

An explicit operation consists of a statement using a block statement.

The defendant, Abdel Ghani Meskini, 32, is seeking to block prosecutors from using a long statement they say he gave.