Sentence examples for really state from inspiring English sources

"It's not really state secrets, national security, terrorism, financial jeopardy, loss, gain or otherwise - nothing remotely like that," he said.

"Can H.P. really state that no part of the $5 billion write-down was, or should be, attributed to H.P.'s operational and financial mismanagement of Autonomy since the acquisition?" he wrote.

"What's really state of the art today is using your smartphone camera to capture an image of your paper receipt and instantly upload it to your expense report, and then throw the paper away," Mr. Hilton said.

He asked: "Can HP really state that no part of the $5bn writedown was, or should be, attributed to HP's operational and financial mismanagement of Autonomy since the acquisition?" HP last week announced that it was writing off a total of $8bn in the value of Autonomy and shareholder value impairment, as it released its quarterly figures.

Others respond that whatever law merchant may exist is really state law dependent on national norms and the freedom of contract they provide, and on the enforceability of arbitral awards by national courts.

(The non-vacuity clause is meant to ensure that if sentence \ e\) happens to be, say, \(Qa \wedge Qb \wedge (Rc \vee \neg Rc)\), then \(I e)\) still is \(\{a, b\}\), for \ e\) does not really state anything non-trivial about the individual denoted by \(c\).

"We are really a diverse state now, and we are participating in a worldwide economy.

"I have no doubt in my mind that this is really state-inspired," De Lima said.

"I'd much prefer control at the state level," Mr. Walker said, "but the problem is, I don't think they are really state-run".

Other features include "plenty of garage space," she said, along with a 12,000-square-foot triathlon training center (for running, swimming and biking), a fitness center with "rubber floors and really state-of-the-art equipment," and a 50-foot-long lap pool.

Amazon has never really stated when it will be profitable, and that's a problem in today's capital markets".