Sentence examples similar to not so stated from inspiring English sources

(Thus, an actor who becomes ill is excused from performing even though his contract does not so state).

Not so states, municipal governments and other government agencies, such as school districts and public-transport bodies, which have historically borrowed at lower rates than the Treasury.

That this is the standard was assumed in posing the objection; but it wasn't clearly so stated in the formulation of reliabilism.

The US government has not, so far, stated publicly whether they can enter the country without receiving the same outrageous treatment that Miranda received.

There are four reasons for Iran to have a nuclear program, stated and not-so-stated: energy, medical isotopes, national prestige, and deterring a U.S. or Israeli attack.

Not so the state's outside counsel -- Sutherland Asbill & Brennan of Atlanta has cost New York more than $11 million so far.

"We're getting kind of caught up now because not so many states are in play," Mr. Baltes said.

Though she lives in Wisconsin, not so many states away, she has never been to Kansas City, or even to Missouri.

We pay taxes so common goods remain common for all to enjoy – not so the state can sell off our forests for short-term gain.

Certainly when times are not so tough, state governments still compete for federal dollars, but perhaps they would not have taken on the entrenched teachers' unions or made such radical changes if state budgets were not in such dire straits.

Not so much nanny state as the good parent state.