Sentence examples for The stated points from inspiring English sources

This is so screamingly obvious that Duncan Smith must be aware of it, and the stated points of his argument are irrelevant: it's just a fig leaf of text to cover his subtext, which is to try and rebuild the taboo around cohabiting couples, by making them the aberration rather than the alternative.

This information is the stating point for the proposal of simple kinetic schemes that efficiently describe the complex reactions that occur in the pyrolysis process.

The state points out that better-than-expected individual and corporate tax collections were the immediate causes of the $220 million surplus in the state's $14.2 billion general fund.

The State points to Exhibit 22, which shows that at 6 01 p.m., on April 9, 2015, the defendant's police email account received, among other documents, amended policy 1114.

The state points out that its original Constitution, adopted in 1849 before that state was admitted to the Union, included within the state's boundary the water area extending three English miles from the shore.

The stated end points were clinical, pathologic responses and tolerability.

Probably the most frequently stated point, and a fair one.

In its defence, the state points to the 6 May primary election in North Carolina as evidence that the voting reforms have not harmed minority participation.

The programme spends nearly $58,000 for each new directly created job, though the state points out that increased tax revenue outweighs these costs.

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"Every editorial page in the state pointed the finger at management and equipment problems," she said.