Sentence examples for means stating from inspiring English sources

Defining it means stating where it starts the "initial position"—and how it evolves over time.

That means stating unequivocally that they are committed to the equal rights of all citizens and to ensuring that Shiites and other minorities can practice their religions without fear.

It means stating that there are some concerns and irregularities observed in their submission and presenting the evidence that causes an assessor to have those concerns (Rogerson & Bretag, 2015).

In truth, diplomacy is more often about clearly communicating messages that serve our national interests, even if it means stating difficult truths.

In terms of policy, taking on the fight means stating J Street's open support to moving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the United Nations Security Council..

On health care, it means stating goals clearly and refusing to accept a watered-down compromise that ends up benefiting the very same interests who are gaming the system for profit today.

Reform should mean stating the law clearly and applying it equally.

Too much incentive means states will do it whether or not it works".

That means state legislators have to close current-year budget gaps while enacting reduced budgets for next year.

That means states and cities have to pick up more of the burden, and more expensive projects go unfunded.

Michael Dimock of Pew Research adds that the drastic downsizing of statehouse news coverage means state lawmakers operate with less accountability.