Sentence examples for openly states from inspiring English sources

Ricky Ponting, his captain, is lobbying for Symonds to be included in Australia's party to tour South Africa next month but that may happen only if Symonds openly states he intends to curb his drinking.

As the New York Times reported on Monday, the White House is claiming it can use the 2001 law to go after al-Shabaab in Somalia, another group that didn't exist in 2001, which the Times openly states in its lead paragraph "will strengthen President-elect Donald J Trump's authority" to wage war when he enters office.

As ever in Highsmith, as the noose tightens on the hero's neck, the only way out seems to be the killing of the crazed nemesis, and while Lasdun never openly states his desire to do away with Nasreen, he's subtle and suggestive enough to put the idea in our heads.

Whatever one thinks of recent attempts to narrow the divide between academic and vocational qualifications, this document at least openly states the widespread preference for the former in "top" universities: "It is extremely important that you are aware that for several university courses … vocational qualifications are not considered to be suitable".

Gray & Farrar, one of the most exclusive agencies, openly states that "only the most eligible single people are accepted" and acknowledges that "we are certainly not right for everybody".

This GSPT openly states its intention to favor French businesses "in order to leverage on French assets, the best is sometimes to complement assets of French origin with assets coming from outside France".

They would openly state their social Darwinist principles.

I'd prefer something openly stated, you know?

That is an openly stated and honourable aim with which one can agree or disagree.

He had openly stated his belief in overseas intervention, and had acted on the belief.

In launching his campaign he openly stated the underlying rationale of his candidacy: "I'm rich".