Sentence examples for firmly stating that from inspiring English sources
But Chan is unrepentent, firmly stating,"That was the right call," - and in the UK at least the response to the pandemic was proportionate and effective, according to an independent review.
Ms. Amtir worked off this idea by firmly stating that "Parliament needs to exclude extremists, but people still use the word terrorist too freely".
It's been described as a spiritual tale, despite Dragt firmly stating that she is "not a believer, not a Christian".
Real Madrid's Zinedine Zidane has crushed United's dreams of a reunion with their old poster-boy Cristiano Ronaldo after firmly stating that the Portuguese international won't be leaving the Bernabeu.
Now that the company is firmly stating that three GB or five GB are the top 5 percent, customers will have a clearer idea of how much data they can use before they are forced into the slow lane.
The plenary speech by then US first lady, Hillary Clinton, firmly stating that "women's rights are human rights", encapsulated the ambitious spirit that pervaded the Beijing Platform for Action's 12 critical areas.
So, now that we can firmly state that realistically depicting the lives of the tiny percentage of girls who do become pregnant won't necessarily contaminate the rest of them, it's time to stop worrying and ask what we can do to help".
This overview on main metabolic factors associated with CHC allows us to firmly state that HCV infection is a systemic disease, leading to metabolic consequences due to the interaction of HCV with glucose and lipid homeostasis.
I agree with the conclusion of the study but, in order to firmly state that vitrification for accumulation purposes in PGD cycles increases the chances of success, the next 2 points should be taken into account: Was the rate of development to day 3 embryos the same in fresh and vitrified and warmed cycles?
Don Magnifico firmly states that the third – Cenerentola – is dead, a comment immediately reflected by a stark figure in the orchestra.
