Sentence examples for has firmly stated from inspiring English sources

But Republican voters in this state include many Christian conservatives, and the wealthy publisher Steve Forbes, who places second to Mr. Bush in most polls of Iowa voters, has firmly stated an opposition to abortion and sought to portray Mr. Bush as soft on the issue.

Vitaly Milonov, a co-sponsor of the Russian anti-gay law, has firmly stated that the Russian government does not have the authority to suspend the law, so there would be no selective application of the law during the Games.

Finally, several very high level GOI officials have firmly stated, when asked directly about their support for Cold Start, that they have never endorsed, supported, or advocated for this doctrine.

They have also firmly stated that they will not preference the Liberal party over Labor in any seat (although this doesn't rule out the possibility of an open ticket).

For starters, his repetitive vow to repeal Obamacare if elected, combined with his hammering of the "welfare" state, has firmly positioned the Republicans as being insensitive to the needs of working class Americans.

As a result of Plan Colombia, with bipartisan U.S. support, the Colombian government has firmly retaken control of the state and greatly improved the social, political, and security environments for many in the country.

It would be the first time in 80 years that one party has firmly controlled the entire apparatus of state government.

Finally, supremacy of the proposed design has firmly been established by comparing its hardware cost with many of the state-of-the-art powers-of-two FIR filters.

Democrats on the panel grilled Boggs for more than two hours during his hearing last week, but no member has yet to firmly state they would vote against him.

"But Leonardo firmly stated that the heart has four chambers.

Republicans in the state have firmly opposed any tax increases.