Sentence examples for words stating that from inspiring English sources

But several justices suggested that the proposition's spare language — 14 words, stating that only male-female marriages were "valid or recognized" — was not explicitly retroactive.

Pakistan's military ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, today formally accepted India's invitation for summit talks in a written reply that minced few words, stating that the troubled territory of Kashmir was the main topic to be discussed.

Goodlatte proposed an amendment to the VPPA, impressively in under 70 words, stating that video rental histories can be shared as long as the consumer gives consent over the web.

A few years later, in his well-known book The sciences of the artificial (1969), Herbert Simon emphasized this important distinction in almost the same words, stating that the scientist is concerned with how things are but the engineer with how things ought to be.

These words state that every citizen has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

And then into it, a deity: Scotty T. Scotty T's first words stated that he grills more birds than a George Foreman sandwich press.

They also pointed us to their policy wording, stating that anyone who signs up for Google+ must do so with a real name.

In other words, states that like Obamacare would get to keep its best parts.

Comments such as these were confirmation that the evocative card sort interview method had worked as intended and fostered reflexivity as well as enabled informants to put into words, states that had not previously been expressed.

These models are motivated by the distributional hypothesis (Harris 1954), which states that words occurring in similar contexts are semantically similar.

"Pluralitas non est ponenda sine necessitate" in very simple words states that in the description of a phenomenon, the most useful model is the most parsimonious one in terms of elements used.