Sentence examples for sentence stating that from inspiring English sources

Knowles underlined a sentence stating that no one who has been convicted of a felony will be granted a license, which he said would disqualify a lot of the town's residents.

After public criticism, the group deleted a sentence stating that black children under slavery were more likely to be raised by both parents than "after the election of the U.S.A.'s first African-American president".

France wants a sentence stating that "the UK will not obstruct decisions taken at 27" introduced into tonight's summit text, which already commits Britain "to act in a constructive and responsible manner in accordance with the duty of sincere co-operation".

She noted a recent positive change on this issue stemming from international pressure on China's "punishment to death" sentence, stating that now the Chinese government follows clear procedures to officially record trials in the law book, with only the High Court, upon review of the Supreme Court, holding the power to deliver a death sentence, which has reduced the number of executions imposed.

The sentence stating that Kenya would "suspend any links, co-operation and assistance" to the ICC was removed during the debate.

Although it didn't express any judgment on the legitimacy of the government's policy, the TAR did in the preamble to its decision (ordinanza staminali.doc) include a sentence stating that Italian "law poses specific limits to the experimentation on human embryos".

But in the full text of the arrangement published on Thursday, the second part of that sentence states that Iran will use the IAEA's containers and seals.  .

Hollande managed to dispatch the personal questions in a few simple but firm sentences, stating that he was "indignant" over this invasion of his privacy, that "private matters should be treated privately," and that he would say nothing more about it.

TG: Do you think the recent decision in the trial of activists who sought to shut down a coal-fired power plan, where the judge spared them from jail sentences stating that they were acting "with the highest possible motives," marks a sign of shifting opinion vis-à-vis direct action to avert climate change?

There are a couple of general sentences stating that the field is comfortable with using these punctae as surrogates for the endogenous DC that are not very compelling.

President Roosevelt, when he heard the sentence, reportedly stated, "That's bully".