Sentence examples for like to state from inspiring English sources

"I would like to state very clearly: we don't recognise them.

"I would like to state categorically: I did not give Mrs Naipaul an interview," she said in a statement.

I would like to state in this connection: there will be no review of fundamental principles of our policy".

I would like to state that there were no arguments, bullying or anything of the sort that lead to this.

Well, firstly I'd like to state that one person's awful name is often another person's awesome name.

As happened in 1992, they may be under-counting so-called shy Tories, who don't like to state their preferences.

Although my daughters, who are now grown, may suspect otherwise, I would like to state for the record that I no longer own it.

However, the company would like to state that being a law abiding organization, it reserves the right to protect its interests by using all available judicial remedies".

They reaffirm their commitment to L'Oréal and would like to state that, in this affair, there have neither been winners nor losers".

Toyoda begins in a confident voice: "I'd first like to state that I love cars as much as anybody and I love Toyota as much as anybody".

At the very start of this piece, I'd like to state on the record that I have no issues at all with Gwyneth Paltrow.