Sentence examples for avoid stating from inspiring English sources

The first one read, "Public officials and news media should avoid stating explicitly or implicitly that criminal offenses were caused by violent media".

First unveiled by the administration in 2010, CVE has attempted to avoid stating that it singles out Muslim communities, but the emphasis in practice from US attorneys and Department of Homeland Security officials, has disproportionately been on them.

Authors use "almost" to avoid stating an outright fact, as though there were something inauthentic, dishonest, unfinished, undecided or even unwholesome — some might say repulsive, tacky, snub-nosed, too direct — in qualifying anything as definitely a this or a that.

But today we can't avoid stating that a true ecological approach must always become a social approach, integrating justice in the debate around environment, so that we listen to the cry of Earth as much as we listen to the one of the poor".

It's best to play it safe and avoid stating your specific views about an issue or a candidate and to focus instead on the process of campaigning and elections, says Dennis Becker, a co-founder of the Speech Improvement Company, a communications training and coaching firm based in Brookline, Mass.

Regnerus was encouraged, for example, to avoid stating his opinion of President Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage.

When Mrs. Clinton was asked about the bill in New Orleans on Friday, however, she avoided stating any precise position and instead highlighted her support for both toughening border security and providing a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants.

Show each person the picture from The New York Times and provide a paragraph of background material on who the people in the picture are (make sure to write objectively, avoiding stating or implying your opinion about the situation).

Like every other Chinese politician since 1949, he avoids stating his ambitions openly, but his courting of the media and his attempts to woo the public leave no one in any doubt.

In particular, I have no sympathy for those people who criticize the unrealistic simplifications of model-builders, and imagine that they achieve greater sophistication by avoiding stating their assumptions clearly.

Sometimes Alexander tries to force an interpretation that does not obviously agree with the text, but he avoids stating that Aristotle contradicts himself and, with rare exceptions, that he disagrees with him.