Sentence examples for as openly stated from inspiring English sources

Lone Pine's claim relates to the expropriation of one of its five permits for "political" reasons as openly stated by Quebec's then-minister of natural resources in a parliamentary committee.

Personal knowledge based on prior relationship with some of the participants by at least one of the researchers, as well as the openly stated personal experience of being a patient of a psychiatrist of one of the researchers (PR), has the potential strength of facilitating trust and enabling openness on the part of the participants and also of increasing depth of understanding for the researchers.

The fact that the texts of the proposed resolutions did not reflect that priority was irrelevant, given what Moscow saw as Washington's now openly stated ultimate goal.

If true, this should have been openly stated as this subgroup does not reflect the general population, further reducing external validity and generalisability.

The Israeli government has openly stated that it views the trip as "a provocative measure that could undermine regional stability and should therefore be cancelled".

Brown openly stated that he no longer knew whom he could trust - and won the trust of all right-thinking rugby folk as a result.

I'd prefer something openly stated, you know?

As a result of our analysis, we found that arguments in the selected papers rely on two types of premises: openly stated premises, and implicit, unstated premises.

Mr Cameron has openly stated that business lies at the centre of his foreign policy and insisted that Britain will have to reach out to countries such as China and India.

Of these, 151 had an openly stated political orientation, with 85 holding far-right viewpoints, 54 far-left and 12 marked as having "mixed ideologies".

Eliot Rodger, the Santa Barbara shooter, openly stated in his manifesto that part of his violence came from being "perceived by women as less because I was half-Asian".