Sentence examples for line stating that from inspiring English sources

The amendment also corrects line stating that the the Nuclear Claims Tribunal was established by the US Congress.

Mr. Bruno said he was not worried that some senators might lose the Conservative line, stating that it had not made a difference in recent Senate elections.

It is also available to buy on DVD from 4 December at amazon.co.uk This article was edited on 19 November to remove a line stating that the Magical Mystery Tour film was released in 1964.

Most firms had interpreted that to mean that e-mail messages must have a note in the subject line stating that it is "attorney advertising," a designation that the firm said could trap the messages in spam filters.

"We are inserting into our deed of gift a line stating that from any sale of the work, the proceeds can only be used to buy more art," the museum's director, Graham Beal, told The Art Newspaper.

A great CV also contains no spelling mistakes, typos or grammatical errors, and finish with a summary of relevant personal information – such as driving licence or nationality – and a final line stating that references will be provided upon request.

In July, Mr. Hastings posted three lines stating that "Netflix monthly viewing exceeded 1 billion hours for the first time ever in June".

Aristotle's criticisms of deviant political states take a related line: states that encourage the consumption and accumulation of external goods for their own sake, or states that promote warfare and military supremacy as an end in itself, mistake the nature of the best human life.

It is, perhaps, our position as a front-line state that enables us to view the climate threat with greater clarity.

Patients like this man are the most difficult to assess, Arora later told me, because they have many medical problems, and it's difficult to distinguish the foreground (the disease) from the background (the complicated and sometimes abnormal base-line state that now represents the patient's normal condition).

Whether the tilted conformation is part of the translocation pathway (Tagami et al, 2010) or rather an off-line state that is suppressed by NTP binding remains unclear, although we favour the latter.