Sentence examples for stated that the question from inspiring English sources

799, 95 L.Ed. 1361 (1951), stated that the question was still open and that the Williams case had not decided it.

We stated that the question of justiciability turned on whether the Constitution committed authority to the House to judge its members' qualifications, and if so, the extent of that commitment.

For example, Fields medalist Stephen Smale stated that the question of the existence of a strongly polynomial time algorithm for linear optimization is one of the most important unsolved problems at the beginning of the 21st century.

Physicians stated that the question had affected the consultation and/or their understanding of a patient's health condition in 30 of 33 consultations.

The 1819 Select Committee concluded that there was no evidence to support a change to the "received doctrine of contagion" but specifically stated that the question of quarantine was outside its remit.

I welcome the tone of the recent Berlin Declaration regarding European values, as well as the programme of the President of the European Parliament, who stated that the question of human dignity is at the core of his and of our approach when voting on European legislation.

Two recipients declined participation; one of them stated that the questions were too sensitive to discuss in public arena, and the other did not have time.

By Tuesday he did, stating that the question 60 Minutes reporter Liz Hayes put to him on air – "Did you ask James Ashby to procure copies of Peter Slipper's diary for you?" – was not the "full question", thereby giving an impression that some other inference might be drawn from his answer, "Yes I did".

All participants asked correctly applied the past 24-h recall in evaluating worst pain and average pain, many stating that the question was "easy" when asked whether the question was "easy or difficult to answer" in a 24-h time period.

The full bench expressed unease about its own judgment, stating that the question of derivative governmental immunity should be left to the High Court for reconsideration of Bradken.

JK: Referencing debates between so-called Third Wave feminists and Second Wave radical feminists, you state that "the question then becomes whether the women enacting raunch erotic ideals are conforming to unwritten but strongly enumerated roles serving the male gaze, or demonstrating their sexual agency in the creation of newly liberated sexual ideals.