Sentence examples for a dangerous declaration from inspiring English sources

North Korea has accused South Korea of making a "dangerous declaration of war" by suspending operations at an industrial park where the two countries previously co-operated.

North Korea has ordered a military takeover of an industrial complex that was the last significant symbol of cooperation with South Korea, calling Seoul's withdrawal from the jointly run plant a "dangerous declaration of war".

"The recent provocative measure is a declaration of an end to the last lifeline of the north-south relations, total denial of the June 15 North-South Joint Declaration and a dangerous declaration of a war driving the situation in the Korean Peninsula to the brink of a war," the CPRK said.

Absolute declarations are a dangerous business, but it seems safe to say that Louis Andriessen is the world's best-known living Dutch composer, maybe even the best-known Dutch composer, period.

If we allow our imaginations to fabricate an impending need for a victory declaration, we will have created a dangerous precedent.

Rageh Badi, a spokeman for the overthrown Hadi government, predicted that the Houthis' formal declaration of power "will take Yemen to a dangerous slope, including a civil war".

But "there has been an increase in hawkish declarations by Chinese naval leaders since last summer, reflecting a dangerous escalation of tensions," Mr. Goldstein said.

Negotiations are complicated by the fact that a declaration of default by the ratings agencies could cause a dangerous escalation of the crisis.

The assemblage proposed a Manhattan Declaration: 1) That current plans to restrict anthropogenic CO2 emissions are a dangerous misallocation of intellectual capital and resources that should be dedicated to solving humanity's real and serious problems.

Made a dangerous cross?

"[Abbott] is a dangerous, dangerous man.