Sentence examples for Early declaration from inspiring English sources

"Huh, I wonder if Beefy et al are quite so cocky about an early declaration now?" tuts David Taylor.

Mr. Kibaki should renounce his re-election — the electoral commission's chairman said he was pressured into an early declaration.

Spanish stock market rules dictate that a company must make an early declaration about any deal in the offing, prompting last week's announcement.

This early declaration of victory — and Bush's arrival in a fighter jet, wearing a flight suit — was a spectacular photo opportunity.

Combine this with Cartagena's early declaration of independence in the 19th century, and you can see why Simón Bolívar named the city La Heroica.

The governor's decrees, like his early declaration under pressure from victims' families that the footprints of the towers be preserved as a memorial, sometimes created public opinion as much as reflected it.

Early declarations in London will give a very different picture.

With television time and other elements of campaigning so expensive, early declarations and races are part of a national trend.

Officials said two satellites -- a data relay satellite and an unmanned space experiment recovery system -- were deployed, but after repeated recent failures they were cautious about early declarations of succcess.

The early declarations of faith like "I Will Follow," the flag-waving calls to social consciousness like "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and especially the rock psalms that made the band legendary from its albums "The Joshua Tree" and "The Unforgettable Fire" received loving treatments.

Ageing soldiers and bureaucrats in charge of an interim government have bumbled their way through a series of embarrassing reversals, goaded by the press and other lobbies.The generals trapped themselves with their early declarations that they wanted only to repair Thai democracy after the alleged abuse it suffered under the government they deposed, headed by Thaksin Shinawatra.