Sentence examples for may stating from inspiring English sources

The original advert for the £110,000-a-year role was placed by the culture secretary, Sajid Javid, on 30 May stating that the time commitment required was the standard three to four days per week, but in the last week that demand was watered down and applicants given an extra week, until today, to apply.

A judge dismissed the last of the charges relating to a car crash in May, stating that Brown had come to a "civil compromise" with the victim.

The latter's decision to join the embattled grocer is a surprise as he relinquished his non-executive role at Reckitt Benckiser in May, stating that he did not have enough time for the extra duties.

"In an act of astonishing arrogance, he called a radio station in Hermosillo, Mexico, last May stating that he was bothered by statements I had made," Mr. Constantine testified before the United States Congress.

Shortly before Drakeford's announcement, Sturgeon had written to Theresa May stating that the Scottish government remained opposed to the proposed power-sharing deal, and would not yet sign it.

The King took his leave of his younger brother at the end of May, stating, "God's will be done.

Tickets are generally free, but some may state a minimum age.

Regardless of what his current papers may state, that is only right.

The disclosure may state on the front of the card, for example, "Funds expire after card.

Who may state that we do not have any interests there?

The report ($29.99 for a single vehicle) may state whether a car has sustained flood damage.