Sentence examples for Have avowed from inspiring English sources

In the mob of innovating environmental durable composite material, combustible peculiarity may have avowed titular consideration.

For the first time ever, the security services have avowed that they do monitor communications in bulk".

Tribesmen, speaking to the local news media, have avowed to avenge the deaths of men from their tribes who had been killed in the fighting.

Perhaps, as some frank Coalition MPs have avowed publicly, what donors think becomes a live issue when the government is trying to formulate a superannuation policy that curbs tax breaks for high income earners.

It would certainly be richly ironic to have avowed antivaccine irrationalist Kennedy head up a commission on anything having to do with public health.

Obama and his top aides have avowed commitment to the strategy repeatedly on various occasions, trying to assure their Asia-Pacific allies and, at the same time, warn China.

Hence, we briefly had avowed sceptic and hater of windfarms, John Hayes, as energy minister.

Gregson had avowed a sense of "deep depression" at Heath's giving in to the miners in 1972, and was keen for a strategic approach.

Now, McCain and Biden are on the same side, battling the isolationism that Trump has avowed and that has been most clearly articulated by his onetime chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon.

Another Iraqi general, Amir al-Saadi, told a news conference on Sunday that the declaration had avowed that Iraq had ended all its work on nuclear and biological weapons, and destroyed its stockpiles of materials, before United Nations inspectors arrived for the first time in 1991, and that there had been no new work in any of the banned fields after the weapons inspectors pulled out in 1998.

Since the days of Ronald Reagan, the Republican Party has avowed itself the defender of state and local rights in the face of an imperious federal government.