Sentence examples for unanimously state from inspiring English sources
"As I talk to people around the country, they all unanimously state that the foreclosure mills are impediments to loan workouts," Mr. Maynard said.
We cannot continue to lay blame at the feet of insurgents, terrorists, secular fanatics, the lunatic fringe or anyone else - especially given that Iraqis will unanimously state that not a trace of the anarchy that now engulfs the entire country ever existed before, despite the evil and tyranny of Saddam and the Ba'athist regime.
As regards the appointment of priests, the ancients unanimously state that at first they were appointed by the kings (Dionys. II.21, etc., 73; Liv.
With the passing of the Emancipation Bill of 1833, African descent Trinidadians and further East Indian indentured laborers carried on the tradition, as it was a social commentary decrying oppression whilst creating a public celebration for the common folk to unanimously state: "together we aspire, together we achieve".
The court rejected that argument unanimously, stating instead that the right of men and women to marry is subject to national laws.
"They have unanimously stated, 'Yes.'".
In several meetings leading up to the relocation, the community unanimously stated they wanted to stay put.
The participants unanimously stated that women would always agree to treatment for the benefit of the fetus or to save the fetus.
The GPs unanimously stated that - in general- there was a lack of differentiation between the scores on the report cards, or that the scores were contradictory.
During a follow-up visit, however, index family members unanimously stated that one unconfirmed case, a three-week-old infant, had never been in contact with any infected individual.
The GPs unanimously stated that no feedback is ever received from voluntary or social services despite this information being very important in future and ongoing diagnosis and treatment (see example comments in box 3), due mostly to their different confidentiality requirements.
