statement of facts

"Our square statement of facts has given us a good start," he told the girls.

What it amounted to, in English, was a clear enough statement of facts.

The judge and her lawyer agreed to a statement of facts drawn up by the commission.

'Well, we start with a few plain statements of facts.

"But we do expect to have a clear statement of facts, and acknowledgment that there are two sides to the story."

But what you've quoted is a simple statement of facts, without any editorial opinion offered.

There were only statements of facts in the fewest possible, well chosen words.

And no one would take the Hustler parody as a statement of facts.

A long statement of facts agreed to by the defense, and other evidence presented in court, cannot be legally published or broadcast here.

Statement of facts - lists facts that brought the case to the court.

Scientific statements of facts and relations, indeed, cannot produce ethical directives.

"I am purposely refraining from making any statement of facts.

The old church records are very meagre, being confined to dry statements of facts or resolutions.

But public intelligence and statement of facts may pass to the Assembly with equal authenticity through any other conveyance.

His was merely a dispassionate statement of facts.

They entered their guilty pleas, plea agreements, and related statement of facts documentation.

Surely a plain statement of facts followed by ocular demonstration ought to suffice.

But the subject is a painful one, and a digression from the plain statement of facts which I originally contemplated.

A statement of facts required no reply.

"Typical Corran: concise, to the point, and unequivocal in his statement of facts."

According to an agreed statement of facts read out in court, Deroux was an alcoholic with paranoid delusions.

He is expected to sign a statement of facts laying out his activities on behalf of Al Qaeda.

Here doubt, suspending judgement, methodical investigation, testing and discussion precede any statement of facts.

Material omissions in the statement of facts in a hypothetical question will render it inadmissible.

We had hoped at the start of this process, however, to arrive at a mutually agreeable statement of facts.