Sentence examples for Widespread declarations from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Invasion of Grenada in 1983 which ended quickly, without longstanding commitments, and with widespread declarations of victory might be the best prototype for public supported military action.

Barris' widespread declaration that he wanted to write a show about a black family as opposed to a family that just happened to be black seemed initially bogged down by the broad goofiness of Dad/Dre Johnson Anthony Andersonn) as he worried that his kids weren't "black enough" and poked fun at his biracial, and far more sensible, wife Rainbow (Tracee Ellis Ross).

Last but certainly not least, the emergency declaration will face widespread challenges in the courts.

South Sudan proclaimed its independence on July 9, 2011, and the declaration was greeted with widespread international recognition.

Coe has been the most outspoken voice on the accusations the IAAF has ignored possible widespread drug use, calling them a "declaration of war" on the sport.

The island's vulnerability was exposed last summer when drought led to widespread crop failure and an emergency declaration in 10 counties.

Only half tongue-in-cheek, given the current climate, my declaration was met with widespread and resounding approval.

— One of the strongest storms recorded in the northern Pacific Ocean pummeled the West Coast last weekend, leading to widespread flooding and state and federal disaster declarations.

Describes the widespread marching in support of the Arusha Declaration throughout the country.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed an emergency declaration for her entire state, expecting widespread power outages and other problems from Michael.

The interprofessional module had to be organised based on competence according to the Bologna Declaration of 19 June 1999 so that widespread student mobility could be promoted.