Sentence examples for correct to state from inspiring English sources

Ms Mogherini is correct to state that this is "not an issue between Europe or the west and Islam".

News International said on Tuesday night: "As a result of media enquiries, it is correct to state that new information has recently been provided to the police.

There may be some who feel she was right in this decision – an eye for an eye as the saying goes – but I think Barristan was correct to state that greater strength comes through mercy.

It is correct to state that a large number of talented young doctors have been marginalised by the new system and placed into potentially dead end FTSTA (fixed term specialist training appointments) posts, no solution as to how to help these demoralised doctors has been offered.

Lim said: "The students who wrote this letter are correct to state that many of their contemporaries know very little about what happened on 4 June 1989". She pointed out that even the iconic picture of a row of tanks halted by an unarmed man, referred to as tank man, is virtually unknown in China.

"It is not correct to state that children placed in other local authorities are 'lost' within the system or neglected".

The caption in this article was corrected to state that Lasantha Wickrematunge was assassinated by gunmen on motorcyles as he went to work in Colombo, not "killed during a protest in Colombo".

It has been corrected to state that this data is for the entire OOH advertising industry, which includes DOOH.

It has been corrected to state that she was one of the creators, with her main role being director of Games.

Updated 03.08.2016: Article corrected to state that Urbina was solely enrolled in the Department of History rather than a dual program in the Departments of History and Anthropology.

*This article has been corrected to state that before Sophia Colamarino joined Autism Speaks, she was with the Salk Institute, not Stanford University, where she is a current faculty member.