Sentences with phrase «many articles stating»
The article states that any interim agreement should include a schedule for a new free - trade area «within a reasonable length of time» — but it doesn't determine what is reasonable.
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A previous version of this article stated that the MFA investigator worked at one Briarwood Farms facility with about 20,000 hens.
Amazon says it isn't, but as the Times article itself states, «It is difficult to comprehensively track the movement of prices on Amazon, so the evidence is anecdotal and fragmentary.»
«Google says 61 percent of users are unlikely to return to a mobile site they had trouble accessing,» the article states.
His decision «comes in time to help people who see cannabis as a promising business opportunity,» the article states.
Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that Walker's proposal would ax or redirect 40 % of NASA's budget and operations.
Only one article declared support from an organisation linked to the coffee industry, and a second article stated that their authors contributed to the same organisation.
There are always articles stating that the DED and free zone authorities and banks love SMEs, but I have to yet to see the love for smes from a financial point of view.
In fact, one study cited in a recent CNBC article stated that «19 percent of millennials would take a pay cut of more than 12 percent to work for a firm that offers flexible hours.»
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article stated that Mike Hearn claims to be the first person ever to use Bitcoin.
The article states, «Bank loans to Exeter and other nonbank financial firms have increased sixfold between 2010 and 2017 to a record high of nearly $ 345 billion.»
[Editor's Note: A previous version of this article stated that BND only held bonds with maturities less than 12 months.
The original article stated, «The 24 - year - old told The Daily Beast that he had used the pseudonym «NimbleRichMan» on Reddit with a password given to him by the organization's founders.»
Originally crowd funding was a bit of a novelty for funding a business, but this Forbes article states it will pass venture capital as a way to finance a business.
The last article stated: «The bull trend continues to look very strong.
The article stated, «Forrester research indicates that the average conversion rate — that is the ratio of orders to overall site visits — is 2.9 percent.»
The article stated that although more large employers added high - deductible health plan options and voluntary income protection products to their benefits, fewer employees decided to enroll in either for 2017.
However, the same article states, «many of the funds don't disclose their size, holdings, or investment strategies, making it hard to gauge what risk, if any, they pose to the global financial system.»
More specifically, the article states:
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Regarding oil and gas, the WSJ article states,
The article states that Fluenty has 10 employees and «Samsung is expected to incorporate the startup's technologies into its AI voice assistant service Bixby.»
The article stated:
The article states that for 10 years, «shareholders» have submitted proposals to Charles Schwab requesting more information related to its public - policy expenditures.
A recent World Economic Forum article states: «In 2020 Bitcoin will consume more power than the world does today».2
For example, if I publish an article stating that the German population was complicit in the holocaust, I can be censored and censured even though it is accurate.
All the things that this article states, can be found in a church near you... just keep searching.
Austin... just as the article stated... «We want to be known for what we stand for, not what we are against.»
Huge percent of Muslims want Sharia law (even if not the majority) Only 4 % believe Al Qaeda was responsible for 9/11 Here is a Guardian article stating that 1/2 of all Muslims feel homosexuality should be ILLEGAL (not just wrong, but punishable by force).
How about if you actually paid attention to the article it stated that religious or not he's books mimicked stories from the bible..
The article stated that older bones of camels before the tenth century did not show signs that they were used for load baring.
The article states, «It really validates that the (atheist) community is really all about the search for truth,» Bell said.
Now perhaps the term «Rapture» was indeed authored in the 19th century, as the article states.
But I'm not sure that this article states the findings correctly.
In addition to throwing a bucketful of scriptures as has been said there is also the tactic of insults and lack of grace like the article states.
In May 2007 Newsweek Healthcarried an article stating that heart cells can remain alive for several hours even without oxygen, and that it is the sudden resumption of the oxygen supply, as attempts are made to resuscitate the individual in hospital, that causes apoptosis, killing the cells and causing death.
The article states... «And on the radio a couple days ago I heard a talk show host suggest that the one - two punch of the recent earthquake and hurricane were two thumbs down from God on the leadership of Barack Obama.»
We do exactly what the article states.
If she or her family can not possibly care for the child, and all fetuses that had been aborted were born and put up for adoption and foster care, this article states that 40 million children would have been given up.
During both the First and Second Intifadas, the magazine published articles stating that nonviolent activists were gaining traction in Palestinian society.
The very existence of this article states that this evangelism style, which I am currently teaching people in my church, is wrong.
If people knew history and any meaning of hidden messages of words, the following wouldn't need to be pointed out: Is it not interesting that the Muslim member quoted in the article states he supports the Cordoba house mosque aka ground zero mosque.
Nowhere does the article state that * anyone * suggested it has to be «corrected».
Instead it is a factor of religious beliefs and practices, and yes as the article states comfort.
This article states the pastor is, «the head of a network of Christian house churches in Iran».
Its fantastic to view your hypocrisy you preach for acceptance of gays in your church but you also equate them as sinners even though in your article you state that their sinners because their gay according to the passages you follow in the bible but did it ever occour to you that others omit this passage from their religious views.
Like the article states, hate the sin, love the sinner.
Quoting Bill Wilson, the article stated: «I've got religion....
There are a lot of crazies out there who, as the guy in the article stated, feel like they can say anything they want to say, simply because they have a keyboard and an internet connection.
And if this were in a parade context as the article states there had to be sufficient evidence numb - numb!!