Sentence examples similar to a declaration it would make from inspiring English sources

(Tehran would not be required to make a public declaration, which it fears would make it look weak in the eyes of its populace and its neighbors).

He called the head of the group and convinced him that a Texas Declaration would make the perfect companion piece.

And if he did make an emergency declaration, it'd likely be challenged in court.

Mrs. Cheney's recent declaration that "it wouldn't make sense that having had a career for my entire life that somehow overnight I would turn into a pumpkin or something" did sound like a slightly more politic version of what Mrs. Clinton had to say back in 1992: "I suppose I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas".

Gov. Jerry Brown (D) requested a "presidential major disaster declaration," which would make the hardest-hit communities eligible for housing, unemployment and other support programs and allow state and local governments to repair or replace fire-damaged facilities and infrastructure.

Speaking alongside Mr Clarke later he said the declaration would make it easier for the court to "put aside" unsuitable applications.

The Democratic governor, Jerry Brown, had requested the declaration, which would make victims eligible for crisis counseling, housing and unemployment help, and legal aid.

Recognizing a right to rescind the declaration of withdrawal would make such an outcome much easier to achieve.

The declaration of such a corridor would make it easier to construct large power lines in the area.

For to her it was a declaration of slavery, a sentiment that would make her at home with current Tea Party philosophy.

Dr Andrew Kolodny, co-founder of Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing, questioned whether the president's declaration would make any major difference.