Sentence examples for has expressly stated from inspiring English sources

The firm, which has also backed platforms like Meetup and micro-lending giant Kiva.org, will be taking a minority (and non-controlling) stake in Change.org, even without the promise of a traditional liquidity event — as the company has expressly stated that it will not sell or IPO.

Lyft's is "your friend with a car" and co-founder John Zimmer has expressly stated that Lyft screens for "aspirational, friendly people" to be its users.

The GEKO has expressly stated that results of studies performed in other countries with different healthcare systems and different population structures cannot necessarily be extrapolated to Germany [ 51].

Hunt said the Leveson report had expressly stated "on page 1,757" that a recognition body for a new industry watchdog would not be necessary "unless or until the industry failed to deliver effective independent self-regulation".

Germany is arguably one of the most influential nations in the EU today; they practically single-handedly pulled Europe out of the financial crisis only a few years ago and yet Germany have expressly stated that they will never seek to develop nuclear weapons of mass destruction - they know better than most the way a nation can be ravaged by warfare.

[I]t is likely that, had the European legislature sought to adopt a different approach...this would have been expressly stated in the Directive".

Benedict also expresses surprise that Odifreddi had considered his own writing on Jesus to be worthy of a detailed discussion, given that the academic had previously expressly stated that he considered Christianity "science fiction".

They would do well to remember, though, that the Security Council has expressly urged even states that are not part of the court to cooperate.

And FOX news, better known as GOP state television, has expressly fomented much of this outrage, through Beck and others.

Typically, the teaching had to be expressly stated in prior art.

Longstanding Florida law has expressly given to the voters the choice of the state's presidential electors.