Sentence examples for stated that where from inspiring English sources

The original stated that Where Are We Now? could become Bowie's third solo No 1 and his first since Let's Dance in 1982.

But this was a problem for the bereaved, the Sicilian coast guard, the people of Lampedusa or the Italian government, because the Dublin Regulation stated that where an asylum-seeker first made landfall, there he or she must seek asylum.

On the other hand, on a strict reading of the Princess Caroline decision, this appeared to be a breach of article 8. The House of Lords has recently stated that where there appears to be an inconsistency between decisions of a higher court in the UK and of the Strasbourg court, the rule of precedent applies.

One aid worker, commenting anonymously in the survey, stated that where support was available it wasn't sufficient: During a traumatic experience for my colleagues and I last year (several colleagues had been abducted and executed), I felt a massive lack of mental health support.

Plant stated that "where Sonic X truly succeeded was in its retelling of iconic stories".

Erlewine stated that where Boyz II Men have first-rate professional songwriters and producers, Men of Vizion merely have "competent hacks", which means that "no matter how hard the group tries, they can't make any of these songs memorable".

This shocked Stone, who stated "That's where they send secessionists!

Both the GLA licensing standards and the TLWG code of practice state that where deductions from pay, other than those legally required, are made, such as for transport, the gangmasters must obtain written consent.

She also noted that the attorney general's guidelines to Asio state that: "Where an inquiry or investigation concludes that a subject's activities are not, or are no longer, relevant to security, the records of that inquiry or investigation shall be destroyed under schedules agreed to between Asio and the National Archives of Australia".

The guidance, known as practice direction 2, states that where there is evidence of domestic abuse, whether violence or coercive control, the court must ensure that any child contact arrangement "protects the safety and wellbeing of the child and the parent with whom the child is living, and does not expose them to further risk of harm".

The Regulation of Investigatory Powers (Ripa) Act 2000 states that: "Where an interception warrant has been issued or renewed, it shall be the duty of every person falling within subsection (2) to keep secret all the matters mentioned in subsection (3)." In plain English: those in receipt of a warrant must keep secret not only the contents of the warrant but its very existence.