Sentence examples for stating for example from inspiring English sources

In its promotional literature, Formations House makes much of its location, stating for example, that: "all your postal [sic] will be received in Central London at a prestigious Harley Street business address".

In his own remarks, Mr. Markey generally stuck to his political stances, stating, for example, that his vote for President Obama's health care plan was the proudest of his career — and noting that Mr. Lynch had voted against it.

In stating, for example, that the UK had "likely" benefited from a boost to its dynamism from EU membership over the past 42 years, he was pretty much stating the obvious.

Then, in 2005, several of the major professional-documentary-filmmaking groups published a "code of best practices" for fair use — stating, for example, when a news clip can be used as part of a media critique, or what to do when a song or image is accidentally captured while filming something else.

The rhetoric of the document is unequivocal stating, for example: Nothing must reduce cyclists' right to use any road.

Scrushy cited documents stating, for example, that Fuller owned 43.75% of Doss Aviation shares.

The study flatly states, for example, that PCB's are a dangerous and potent long-term poison in the environment.

It states, for example, that "intercourse with two women who have good feelings for each other is known as the 'combination'combination

It states, for example, that despite deploying some 200 units to the World Trade Center, the department was able to maintain adequate fire coverage throughout the city.

One early Lad Bible "commandment" stated, for example, that "Any female proving hard to bed shall be referred to as a Nobstacle course".

You might also need extra legal advice to deal with inheritance - in France property passes straight to children rather than surviving spouses unless otherwise stated, for example.