Sentence examples for state definitively that from inspiring English sources

Still, when pressed yesterday, Minaya would not state definitively that Randolph would be back.

"Additional regulatory steps will be undertaken but we can now state, definitively, that the Macondo well poses no continuing threat to the Gulf of Mexico," he added.

By April, when the committee issued an update but failed to state definitively that the recession had ended, there had been three consecutive quarters of G.D.P. growth and employment was rising.

To which glenngreenwald responded: That document did not state definitively that the NSA provided the communications of members of Congress and judges to Israel, though it did reference such communication.

And yet McCain's Op-Ed is more sad than triumphant, because of passages like this, in which he looks back at the years since 9/11: I don't believe anyone should be prosecuted for having used these techniques, and I agree that the administration should state definitively that they won't be.

After wearing the Ionic around for a couple of weeks now, I feel I can state definitively that the smartwatch is perfectly fine.

But Trump already stated definitively that it had!

Olson also stated definitively that "copyright protection may be afforded to characters visually depicted in a television series or in a movie". Id.

After additional clashes between JRTN and IS forces in May 2015, Douri released another statement stating definitively that no alliance existed between the two groups.

And the front page of the British newspaper the Mail on Sunday stated definitively that the attackers "sneaked into Europe as fake Syrian refugees".

The original version stated definitively that the bodies of Vittorio Missoni, his wife Maurizia Castiglioni, their friends and a co-pilot had been found.