Sentence examples for state openly that from inspiring English sources

Young women, by contrast, can be picky and state openly that only a rich husband will be acceptable.

They added: "We wish to state openly that we believe that there is no place for violence in the name of religion or politics.

It was necessary to state openly that the country was in a most dangerous situation [that] might be worse than that of 1940.

Despite strong efforts to bring Bulgaria into the fold, no government in Sofia dared state openly that it accepted the Treaties of Paris as permanent the price demanded for inclusion in the entente.

Better to state openly that you believe at least in the possibility of him/her (down in the comments will do) and to perform some act of charity, not necessarily bus-related, as an earnest of good faith.

Among other things, for Mr. McClellan to state openly that he was misled would put him publicly at odds with Mr. Rove, whose power in the White House and the Republican Party remains immense, not to mention Mr. Libby, who was Mr. Cheney's alter ego until resigning after his indictment on Friday.

He stated openly that he'd never forgive himself if Trump were elected president.

He has stated openly that he hopes the ECCC fails and that his government can try the Khmer Rouge leaders on its own.

Arab governments, led unexpectedly by Saudi Arabia, stated openly that their half-century of war, hot or cold, with Israel would end when it returned to the Palestinians the land conquered in 1967.

By 2004, Nick Kalisperas of Intellect was stating openly that his organisation had been working closely with the Home Office since 2002, devising the UK's identity cards scheme: the world's first database state.

Many detainees claim that some police officers stated openly that the protesters wouldn't see daylight until President Bush was out of town -- an issue that will be investigated further.