Sentence examples for has said though that from inspiring English sources

She has said, though, that she supports a public option to encourage competition and reduce costs.

Germany has said, though, that it will again oppose the new draft law unless it addresses multiple voting rights.

Mr. Chávez has said, though, that he will not abide by the results of such a vote.

The bank has said, though, that its figures are unlikely to reflect the true value of such actions, which could be much higher.

The magazine Der Spiegel has said, though, that the German authorities have learned that Mr. Zammar has admitted in his interrogations to having been involved in a plot with other militants in 1998 to bomb the American Consulate here.

Palmer has said, though, that he will still stand on the first tee to watch Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player - the other two honorary starters - "sweat it out".

The judge already had said, though, that the testimony might unfairly make Clemens guilty by association.

Advocates have said, though, that it could serve as a catalyst for broader reform.

Federal health officials have said, though, that Fujian is so closely related to Panama A that many people who received the vaccine would have adequate cross-protection.

They have said, though, that Dr. Lee's contact with the scientific institute in China was an official trip paid for and sponsored by the laboratory.

Activists within that city have said, though, that people have died of chronic diseases due to lack of medical care, according to Semaan.