Stating that one point

In the interim, the FTC could adopt clear policies stating which circumstances will lead to a challenge of a conduct under a specific provision.

Katia applauded the decision, stating

For I'm only stating facts.

Stating in the second century

I know I'm stating the obvious.

It then quantifies this by stating

I'm not. I'm merely stating facts.

Syria News Wire also reported quickly, stating

Let me conclude by stating the obvious.

(g) That there is no clear legal provision prohibiting the use as evidence of any statement obtained under torture as well as no clear legal provision stating that an order from a superior may not be invoked as justification of torture

That said, her delegation noted the important provision recognizing that international human rights law and international humanitarian law were separate bodies of law and the provision stating that the Basic Principles and Guidelines were without prejudice to special rules of international law (para.

So simply stating, anyone can be a hero.

I'm not asking your advice, captain. I'm merely stating.

These are just multiple ways of stating the same thing.

Not stating the obvious is as beautiful as a flower.

This is just an algebraic way of stating our problem.

Darryl Wolk, a Canadian blogger, is of the former category, stating

In certain countries, the provision might be regarded as merely stating the obvious, namely that an offer and an acceptance, as any other expression of will, can be communicated by any means, including data messages.

Moroccan blogger Al Miraat (The Mirror) proffers his usually calm perspective, stating

89 of the women interviewed stating that they wanted to leave prostitution.

The Court of Appeal, however, dismissed this ground of appeal, stating that

In this regard, reference, in particular, was made to the provision of paragraph 58 stating that the issues related to the implementation of resolution II had been considered by the Preparatory Commission as a matter of high priority.

Participants largely commended the meeting with users such Hussein Adel Fahmy stating that

Stating that the West Bank checkpoints were sources of humiliation was also partial.

The representative of France to the Security Council emphasized that position, stating that

22. He concluded by stating that a coordinated international effort would be required.

117. On the same day, the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina, stating that

Because if he is... he's not stating facts... and he knows he's not.

(It hardly needs stating that borrowing money from the IMF is not a default.)

5. Procedural order of 10 July 1991 stating that the issue is awaiting decision.

The draft resolution leaves open opportunities for further discussion by stating that the Assembly

I got a crack in the head and they gave me a certificate stating,

Rodrik has rendered a major service by stating so openly the claim of one economics.

Let s start by stating the obvious AQIM is not a product of the Arab Spring.

44. He continued by stating that Tokelau needed protection of its greatest resource, the sea.

The Government replied to the communication with a denial, stating that the complaint was unfounded.

Well, since I'm not seeing the hand, it appears that what I'm stating is true.

Provision

They were stating that these people had no weapons whatsoever, that they were just carrying cameras.

In the same spirit, Secretary General Kofi Annan pointed out the contradictions to be overcome, stating

A few responded, but most declined, stating that those issues were not part of their mandate.

In so stating, the Committee does not question that there is a function to be undertaken.

101. The representative of UNICEF in the seminar also addressed practical aspects by stating the following

One is seeing what's right in front of you, and talking about it, and stating it.