Sentence examples for stating openly from inspiring English sources

Agius and Varley have also put their necks on the line by stating openly that there is no need for fresh capital: they will pay with their jobs if they're wrong.

By 2004, Nick Kalisperas of Intellect was stating openly that his organisation had been working closely with the Home Office since 2002, devising the UK's identity cards scheme: the world's first database state.

One conclusion of this research perhaps bears stating openly: MSM exist in Malawi, Namibia, and Botswana, and are at high risk for HIV infection and human rights abuses.

By stating openly and clearly about what is expected -- with guidelines, documents, parameters, rules -- you create a psychological contract of clear expectations between yourself and those you lead and supervise.

He stated openly that he'd never forgive himself if Trump were elected president.

Was it a mistake to state openly the party wouldn't work with Gordon Brown if Labour came third?

But unlike his other incendiary remarks, Trump's anti-Semitic assertions are implied rather than stated openly.

He has stated openly that he hopes the ECCC fails and that his government can try the Khmer Rouge leaders on its own.

They added: "We wish to state openly that we believe that there is no place for violence in the name of religion or politics.

It was necessary to state openly that the country was in a most dangerous situation [that] might be worse than that of 1940.

Many of the concerns over the Japanese legal system were stated openly during an uneasy few days when the United States hesitated before surrendering Sergeant Woodland.