Sentence examples for would be stated from inspiring English sources

What would be stated on my degree of conferral?

Nothing would be stated too clearly, no names, no scenes recalled, no direct mention of how she might feel.

On July 23 , 1962 the Maryland Court of Appeals, splitting 5-to-3, in a per curiam order affirmed the Circuit Court's decision holding valid the apportionment of the Maryland Senate, noting that its reasons would be stated in an opinion to be filed at a later date.

It was finally agreed that this cap tion would be stated as "earn ings before security profits and losses," and it represents in our view the most mean ingful figure necessary in as sessing the performance of a shareholder's investment in a bank or a bank holding company.

For easy understanding, a simple example would be stated.

A related but more metaphysical controversy would be stated thus today: what is the source or foundation of moral norms?

The team, said Mr Bush pointedly, would be "stating clearly who is fulfilling their responsibilities".

And to say that conventional wisdom has at times been staggeringly incorrect this year would be stating, well, the conventional.

"If we did get Celtic, it would be a very, very tough game and it would be stating the obvious to say we would be the underdogs.

The share offering would be state-guaranteed.

These would be state-funded, not state-controlled, schools.