Sentence examples for particular stated that from inspiring English sources

A joint USAid-DfID report of the January trip, published only after the UK international development secretary, Justine Greening, had been questioned on the issue in parliament, said: "As a consequence of these events, the Mursi and Bodi in particular stated that they were living in fear, resorting to other food sources or going hungry.

Philip Johnson in particular stated that "all architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space".

Dutch participants in particular stated that they were already eating healthily and were sufficiently physically active.

Smokers with COPD in particular stated that using smoking cessation aids would only make sense and be effective if one were 'ready' to quit.

One student in particular stated that the decision to sequence their own genome or not remained very difficult for them due to many variants being difficult to interpret, and because they remained fearful of finding variants that carried significant disease risk.

Wang Pledges Chinese Support... 7. (C) Wang had high praise for U.S. efforts in the Middle East in general and the approach to Iran in particular, stating that China viewed U.S. measures in Iran as very practical and as based on realities on the ground.

In particular, states that are members of the N.R.V.C. agree to enforce one another's moving violations.

I don't know that there are any particular states that I'll be avoiding, certainly not this one.

Lobbying laws differ by state, and ALEC maintains that if any of its members' interactions with one another happen to qualify as lobbying in a particular state, that does not mean ALEC, as an organization, lobbies.

Basically this question is answered by the territoriality principle: because the exhaustion doctrine is part of national law, the scope of its application is confined to the territory of a particular state.' That means that the first sale of goods protected as intellectual property can exhaust the intellectual property right only in that territory but not elsewhere.

The sheer fact that the particular state of the land you inhabit coerces you arguably does not establish any sort of presumption that the state's scheme of coercion must be specially tailored to your interests, that those coerced have special justice claims on the particular state that coerces them.