Sentence examples for we ever suggested from inspiring English sources
A Harmoni spokesman said: "Harmoni can make absolutely clear that at no stage have we ever suggested any recourse to legal proceedings in any past or future circumstances regarding the out-of-hours service.
"Nowhere in our constitutional jurisprudence have we ever suggested that the remedy for an unconstitutional conviction could be entirely subject to a trial judge's discretion or that the remedy could ever be no remedy at all," said Scalia.
In none of the cases cited did we ever suggest that the government could avoid the Due Process Clause by doing what Section 1226(c) does, by selecting a class of people for confinement on a categorical basis and denying members of that class any chance to dispute the necessity of putting them away.
He added, "We took a very inclusive use of the word 'troops,' one that matched the literal definition of 'troops,' but nowhere do we ever suggest or say 'ground troops.'".
Nor do we ever suggest that the results presented as a Brief Communication should be used to regress back to an expired 'one region fits all' pedagogy of where 'pain is in the brain'.
Despite the fact that we only ever suggested study registration as an option for scientists, the critics argued that even allowing it a place at the table would be to "put science in chains".
"I don't think anyone's ever suggested we have any bias against women but anything that draws the attention of editors to a striking imbalance has to be a good thing.
Not that we would ever suggest such a strategy ruled the day for Tishman Speyer and Lehman, but it is worth noting that somehow, some way, prices rose steeply over the past three years and yields reflected the weight of lessened expectations.
"Nobody's ever suggested that we have a steroid problem," Bettman said Nov. 10 during an impromptu news conference in Glendale, Ariz.
Worse – Ben is a skilled, professional writer – what would happen if I'd ever suggested to my party that we employ him to produce election literature for us?
We are not aware of anyone who has ever suggested that at the stage of hypothesis development or theory formulation the linguist should eschew intuition.
