Sentence examples for is openly stated from inspiring English sources

This truth is so self-evident that monotony has set in long before it is openly stated.

That principle, once it is openly stated, plainly has its arse on backwards: there is no shame in engaging with an outrage halfway across the world.

In ACTFL Guidelines (ACTFL 2012), for example, it is openly stated that "the Guidelines are not based on any particular theory, pedagogical method, or educational curriculum".

However, the relationship is at a point where the mayor's office is openly stating that the PPP does not work for the taxpayer or the commuter.

"It's openly stated in their guidelines that they will engage in violence against China," he said.

When Trotter and other black activists wanted to buy tickets to see "The Birth of a Nation," they were banned from doing so — it was openly stated that tickets would be sold to whites only.

If true, this should have been openly stated as this subgroup does not reflect the general population, further reducing external validity and generalisability.

Clark and Coach Mike Tomlin have described the details of how Clark tackled the receiver and they are openly stating the hit was legal.

That is an openly stated and honourable aim with which one can agree or disagree.

This involves a lot of assumptions (which are not openly stated) and can only be a suggestion, not an observation.

Fieldworkers were not expected to negotiate for study benefits with participants during initial consent processes or over the course of the studies, although this was not openly stated by researchers, primarily because there was an assumption that fieldworkers would not do this.