Sentence examples for conspicuously state from inspiring English sources

"They must clearly and conspicuously state an exemption," Mr. Katz said.

the terms of expiration are clearly and conspicuously stated.

Retailers are also allowed to advertise a higher former price if the ad "exactly and conspicuously" states the date when that price was in effect.

All the abortion restrictions described above coexist with universal health care, which Rick Perry's state conspicuously lacks.

Mrs. Putin has been conspicuously absent from state events for years, leaving the president to cut a solitary, even lonely, figure.

(e) Lawyer advertising or written communications which indicate that no fee will be charged if no recovery, shall also state conspicuously if the client will be responsible for costs or expenses regardless of outcome.

Ri was often seen accompanying Kim Jong-un on inspection tours, but his name was conspicuously missing from state media reports of a recent major party meeting and celebrations over Sunday's rocket launch.

Conspicuously unmentioned was State Rep. John Fritchey, widely considered a frontrunner in the race.

The quote from the report conspicuously does NOT state "No significant concentrations were detected for ANY of these chemicals... .. Thus it is logical to deduce that some significant concentrations were detected.

Also encouraging, though not for the disconsolate Mr Bhattacharya, was the way five states conspicuously competed to offer the Nano a new home.

Dubai became one of the most conspicuously wealthy Arab states, boasting the world's tallest tower and an indoor ski slope.