Examples of using Original statement in English and their translations into Czech
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Have your original statement.
Maybe you might want to amend your original statement.
And we have the original statement from the vic.
I have nothing more to add to my original statement.
But in your original statement you said.
I would just refer you back to my original statement.
Eagan's original statement From the night his pharmacy was robbed went missing.
Have we got the original statement?
That she was thinkingof leaving her husband. You said in your original statement.
He was in the original statement.
Suzanne was having a psychotic episode when she gave her original statement.
I stand by my original statement.
That you thought it might have been a fox. You didn't mention that in your original statement- Right.
I stand by my original statement.
Right. that you thought it might have been a fox. You didn't mention that in your original statement.
You heard his original statement.
I'm accountable for those ladies, murderers both, thieves and cheats. And so we circle back,inevitably, to your original statement.
That wasn't in your original statement to the police.
I'm accountable for those ladies, And so we circle back, inevitably, to your original statement… murderers both.
You said in your original statement that she was thinking of leaving her husband.
Tim Brennan. He was in the original statement.
In her original statement, Kelly said the assault occurred in a white four-door BMW, but she did not mention a sunroof.
We have a tape that impeached his original statement.
Would be in the file,wouldn't it? then my original statement to that effect I out my trip short when I heard the news, but.
I should have made that clear in my original statement.
In your original statement with detectives, you said you were babysitting your granddaughter, and that Lisa dropped Mia off at your house at 6:30 P.M.
You were in court.You heard his original statement.
In affecting this shift, myth changes the original statement for a deformed, mythical utterance, which nonetheless can never entirely cancel out the original one.
Mr. Ehrmantraut will be amending his original statement a tad.
Barthes claims that myth empties out the original statement, deforming the original sign, stripping it of its memory, de-politicizing it, turning it from a thing of history into a thing of nature.