Sentence examples for date stated that from inspiring English sources

The date stated that the degree of crosslinking for the composite was high, which corresponding to the above morphology discuss.

The new Global Times, in an editorial issued on its launch date, stated that it would "strive to reveal a complete and true picture of China" and that it is "dedicated to conveying the original voices of Chinese people," but it is almost impossible for a Communist Party publication to do any of this.

Clinton Heylin argues that early July is the probable release date, stating that an overdub on "Fourth Time Around" was recorded in June.

However, Trescothick pulled himself out of the squad before the final confirmation date, stating that "[I am] now clear that I should take more time to complete my recovery".

Her sentence was based on a judicial interpretation dating stating that if an author sells more than 5,000 copies of pornographic books it is an "especially serious circumstance" that carries a sentence of imprisonment for not less than a decade, according to South China Morning Post.

Observers that argue for an earlier construction date state that they were damaged during World War II and left dismantled for some time.

Prior to the 2012 date, Morrison stated that he hoped that the non-arrival of Nibiru could serve as a teaching moment for the public, instructing them on "rational thought and baloney detection", but doubted that would happen.

Shawn Levy, director of Date Night, stated that part of what made him decide to cast Kunis with James Franco in the film was the chemistry he felt they had in the Funny or Die video.

Drowned in Sound described the track as the Super Furry Animals' best single to date and stated that "its one of those songs which you will undoubtedly find yourself singing along to it as if you've heard it a million times before, its that catchy" while Allmusic saw the track as an example of the band's "exceptional songwriting".

A secret US Interpretations memo, dated May 1967, stated that the NPT would thus prohibit "transfer to any recipient whatsoever 'nuclear weapons' or control over them", meaning bombs and warheads.

One letter, to the Ministry of Culture in Berlin, dated January 12 1945, stated that the Amber Room was being packed and that a castle in western Saxony, far from the eastern front, had been earmarked.