Sentence examples for stated that whenever from inspiring English sources

While this type of ageism is subtle, one editorial stated that "whenever a clinical stone is turned over, ageism is revealed" (Young 2006, 508).

Aside from the judgement, that happened in Hamburg yesterday, there has also been another ruling in regards to 123people (in German) in February 2010 (and probably as it happens to other people search eninges such as Yasni or Spock all the time) that stated that whenever users are putting up photos on Facebook, they hereby "agree to this by implication".

Mike Reiss stated that "Whenever we want to write stories about characters getting divorced or actually having an affair, rather than with Homer and Marge, which we could never do, we use secondary characters for that".

Selman was especially satisfied with the rhyme sung by Mr T; he stated that whenever he feels down, he thinks of that rhyme and that it "boosts [him] up inside".

(Woman who delivered at home - FGD 5) " Participants stated that whenever the issue of visiting a HF was raised, elderly women became worried, because they believed that attendants and relatives were not allowed in the delivery room.

This theme of divine retribution was echoed by the leader of the Muslim Tabliq sect on Day 61, who stated that "whenever man sins, such punishments like the deadly Ebola and AIDS attack mankind".

This safety property states that whenever point driver timed automaton for Down Home to Number 2 Platform is in error state i.e. rdh2.error ((psi)), then it implies that there is never going to be a state in which signal lights are instantiated via the signal order state of route selection automaton i.e. route3.signalorder ((varphi)).

While the WEF does not make any adjustment to methodological changes, the IMD states that "whenever there is a major change in methodology, all results are recalculated for the past 5 years in order to ensure a high degree of compatibility with past results".

The "Golden Rules of Magic" state that "Whenever a card's text directly contradicts the rules, the card takes precedence".

The Public Records Act states that whenever an agency releases a government record to any "member of the public," that agency waives the right to confidentiality, a California appellate court said in a 1974 case called Black Panther Party vs. Kehoe.

A 2008 memorandum on hold rooms and short-term custody states that "whenever possible, a detainee should not be held for more than 12 hours" and that "every effort will be made to promptly process, transfer, transport, remove, or release those in custody as appropriate and as operationally feasible".