Sentence examples for stating that factual from inspiring English sources

From Brendan Nyhan, Dartmouth College: I'm heartened by seeing less punch-pulling on stating that factual claims are wrong.

I think someone has passed a law stating that all factual television must contain an educational historical element, which shall be Ruth Goodman showing us how they did it in the Victorian era.

In the sexuality domain, a strong and a moderate review stated that accurate, factual information is an element of effective interventions [ 60, 66]; supplementary, this was also reported in a weak substance abuse review [ 54].

In 1994, Article 3 Paragraph 2 was supplemented by the provision stating that the state should promote the factual reinforcement of legal equality of women and men and work towards the removal of existing disadvantages.

Heywood's crime, for some, was stating that the service was objective and factual in the run-up to the EU referendum.

They answered the factual questions accurately, stating that the information about race was false, and yet they still relied on race in their inference responses, saying that the attackers were likely Aboriginal or that the store owner likely had trouble understanding them because they were Aboriginal.

Most of these books and articles also included one major factual error, incorrectly stating that the former Luetgert factory had burned down in 1902.

Pearson punctuated his broadcast by twice stating that Patton would never again be used in combat, despite the fact that Pearson had no factual basis for this prediction.

They stated that these small factual stories made the difference and " for policymakers 5 10% are interested in the science, but practical examples have much more impact".

That factual determination must await an as-applied challenge.

GMC rules have always stated that "information must be factual and verifiable".