Sentence examples for term stating from inspiring English sources

President Jimmy Carter even gestured toward decriminalization early in his term, stating that he hoped to "discourage the use of marijuana... [without] defining the smoker as criminal".

Now an editorial in the 16 August 2006 issue of The Lancet has called for the scientific community to abandon this term, stating that asthma is not a single disease, but a group of syndromes with different causes and characteristics.

Mr. Panetta spoke only in broad terms, stating that Iran had "undertaken a concerted effort to use cyberspace to its advantage".

Continuous variables were expressed in descriptive terms, stating medians, means, interquartile ranges (IQR) and 95% confidence intervals.

According to Oyelowo, Wolstencroft's scripts included more spy terms, stating "we curse David Wolstencroft often.

And the terms stated that the reserve amount would be subject to the decisions of Wells Fargo, without my input.

"Our original Terms stated that by posting content to Pinterest you grant Pinterest the right for us to sell your content," Silbermann writes.

By submitting your Submission, you specifically acknowledge this possibility and agree to the terms stated in these Official Rules.

However, that discussion is entirely separate from the question of whether the District's current vendor is following the terms stated in their contract for public dispositions.

The term "state fair" can be misleading.

This is but one aspect of a policy that many local organisations term "state-sponsored amnesia".