Sentence examples for apparently stating from inspiring English sources

It was there he was finally grabbed by security staff and handed on to police for arrest – but not before apparently stating he wanted to try a car.

"Fifa rules apparently state that teams must name three goalkeepers in their squad for the World Cup," writes Joe Diaz.

World athletics' governing body has been accused of blocking a survey that apparently states a third of top athletes admitting cheating.

A key point was that she had apparently stated a preference, before her car accident, for not being kept alive artificially.

"Fifa rules apparently state that teams must name three goalkeepers in their squad for the World Cup," wrote Joe Diaz back in 2010.

One official apparently stated that all of Korea "should be unified under ROK [South Korean] control .The overall impression given by these leaked documents is that of a China torn between past loyalties and present realities.

Ansar Dine has apparently stated its willingness to open peace talks and allow humanitarian supplies to be brought into northern Mali, by implication loosening its ties with al-Qaeda.

When asked about criticisms of the show's perceived lack of female guests, Fry said he sympathised with previous invitees such as journalist Caitlin Moran, who had apparently stated such an appearance would merely be tokenistic.

Michigan's computer access law apparently states that using a Wi-Fi connection without authorization is a felony.

There are some tricky general methodological questions here, about when we can reasonably say that an author is trying to communicate a view other than the one apparently stated.

As far back as 1972, in a case involving the prosecution of a North Carolina (USA) 'term paper' company, the prosecuting solicitor apparently stated "We were not interested in the prosecution of the students and told them we would not disclose their names".