Sentence examples for a larger declaration from inspiring English sources

But on Fox News this morning, Romney spokeswoman Andrea Saul went "off-script," and amid a larger declaration about the ad being despicable and some pushback on the facts of the ad, she offered this statement in Romney's defense: "To that point, if people had been in Massachusetts, under Governor Romney's health care plan, they would have had health care".

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has named over 1,000 counties in 26 states as disaster areas -- the largest declaration in history -- as a result of the recent drought, wildfires and other extreme weather events threatening agriculture and many other industries across the entire country.

Affecting over half of the entire country, it's the largest declaration of its kind in American history.

The 14 young people at the G8 meeting were part of a larger group of 54 that spent the week in Rome, assembling their declaration.

A problem of underreporting of disease in the country was identified by Lefèvre in 1998; he explained that a large gap exsisted between declarations and reality (3 ).

The agent marked my declaration form with a large circled "D" and sent me off to the search room.

Because of his experiences in the Nazi era, Niemöller became convinced of the collective guilt of the Germans and was responsible to a large extent for the Evangelical Church's declaration of such in 1945 with the Stuttgarter Schuldbekenntnis ("Stuttgart Confession of Guilt").

This is urbanism writ large, a giant declaration of alienation.

The mayor's praise was in large measure a declaration of victory, coming a year after he and Gov. George E. Pataki prevailed over defenders of three decades of relaxed admissions standards.

However, none of the clinical data collected through a large sample was able to confirm the parents' declarations.

A copy of the Declaration of Independence is on a wall, and a large photo of a bald eagle.