Sentence examples for As recently stated from inspiring English sources

As recently stated by Judge Klein, with the concurrence of Chief Judge Warner in the Fourth District Court of Appeal case of Fladell v. Palm Beach canvassing board, section 102.168 provides in subsection 1 that the certification of election may be contested for presidential elections.

As recently stated, molecular subclassification is becoming an important element for providing personalised care to oncologic patients (Heinrich and Corless, 2006).

As recently stated by Meyer and collaborators "structure and organization of genomes belongs among the key questions of genome biology" [ 1].

As recently stated by Kemnaand Tervaert [ 5], 'the classification of disease should focus not so much on the initial presentation, but on the biologic behavior of the disease', including newly acquired knowledge of the prognosis, pathogenesis and genetics of vasculitides.

As recently stated by a Canadian provincial finance minister in a budget presentation speech, universities must "preserve…high value programs and, correspondingly….identify and shed low-value programs that do not represent good return on investment" [ 17].

As recently stated by Health Unlimited (a British non-governmental organization) and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Indigenous Peoples are unable to access routine health care; they are dying prematurely, despite efforts by the United Nations, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), and their member states[ 3].

Its goal, as Carlisle recently stated, is to teach students that "perfectionism is only captured in a moment" and is "not achievable long term".

As we recently stated, a shift to higher margin production (from shale to offshore) is envisaged by management to benefit Chariot.

As George Soros recently stated: "I certainly would not short the euro because China has an interest in having an alternative to the dollar.

"As was recently stated by the first minister, it is essential, therefore, for the sake of the institutions themselves, their staff, students, the people and economy of south Wales, that the three post-92 institutions in south-east Wales plan their futures together".

Adelson's decision to commit some $100m to help Trump – which is likely to go to one or more Super Pac – was driven heavily by his view that Trump would be a "tremendous president" when it comes to Israel, as he recently stated in an email to RJC board members, plus other issues.