Sentence examples for stated newly from inspiring English sources

We will assume that unless otherwise stated, newly admitted patients are living independently in the community (vs in a long-term care facility).

A law that went into effect Jan . 1states newly purchased vehicles are required to display temporary license plates that contain a unique alpha/numeric configuration and are valid for 90 days.

Here is a brief tour of the two most geographically extreme states, newly prominent on the electoral map.

Last week, lame-duck Republican state legislatures in Wisconsin and Michigan garnered criticism after passing bills to weaken their states' newly elected Democratic governors.

Their methods and networks could be useful, particularly in countries, such as the ex-Soviet states, newly opened to foreign investment.

He noted that some states, newly aware of a profit potential, were now claiming the copyright themselves and charging fees to private companies that want to publish their statutes.

Basically, this gives states newly defined authority to investigate and enforce state laws against national banks.

In Washington state, newly elected Attorney General Bob Ferguson, a Democrat who had opposed legalization, said he would also work to uphold the state's new pot laws.

But millions of people are unhappy with their coverage, and in some states, newly regulated insurance markets have struggled ― with premiums rising even higher and insurers, stung by financial losses, pulling up stakes.

The pitching document states the newly commissioned theme would be purchased on an "all rights" basis.

One possible explanation for this finding is the healthy immigrant effect, which states that newly arrived immigrants exhibit (general and mental) health advantages over native-born persons [ 49– 549.