Sentence examples for in which they state from inspiring English sources

Instruct each group to draw on their answers to write a two-minute political commentary in which they state what course the administration is most likely to follow and why.

In 1999 the Institute of Medicine published a detailed study into the medicinal uses of cannabis, in which they state "The accumulated data suggest a variety of indications, particularly for pain relief, antiemesis, and appetite stimulation.

One reason is that an abstract, scientific approach to problems and issues often leads to conclusions that are at odds with religious and cultural beliefs and scientists are sometimes tone-deaf to the social environment in which they state their conclusions.

On Feb. 8, another group fighting in Damascus, the Abdullah bin Masood Brigade, posted this video showing them fighting in the Yarmouk Camp area of Damascus, in which they state they had joined the Ababil Horan Brigade, and seems to demonstrate the growing power and influence these new weapons give to the groups that control them.

Yesterday we covered the latest Startup2Startup meetup, and a certain ChrisATSo33t commented on the story pointing to the latest quarterly report (PDF) of Luxembourg-based VC firm Mangrove Capital Partners in which they state that Paris-based portfolio company Jooce would be "closing its doors" during the month of February.

Pollock, in conjunction with commission members Clara Adams-Ender, former chief of the US Army Nurse Corps, and Thomas Kolditz, a professor emeritus at the US Military Academy at West Point, released a statement with the report in which they state that "implementation could proceed immediately and will be successful in its execution".

At Orléans on April 12 , 1562 the Huguenot leaders signed the manifesto in which they stated that as loyal subjects they were driven to take up arms for liberty of conscience on behalf of the persecuted saints.

The Guardian ran an editorial earlier this year in response to a paper that Plomin (and others) published in which they stated that: "differences in exam performance between pupils attending selective and non-selective schools mirror the genetic differences between them".

In the course of their efforts to preserve their ability to have a child together, they both signed off on the consent form presented to them by their fertility clinic, in which they stated that they had mutually agreed to have any remaining embryos destroyed should the two no longer be married.

In November of last year, Rambus announced The Terabyte Bandwidth Initiative in which they stated they were going after, well, a terabyte of bandwidth.

The Carthaginians, quite undismayed, returned a sufficiently curt answer, in which they stated that they chose neither of the articles sent them, but were ready to accept either that the Romans might leave with them.