Sentence examples for a paper declaring from inspiring English sources

At 10.45am the bailiffs arrived and handed her a paper declaring the family officially homeless.

This year, the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery released a paper declaring that co-management should be "an exceptional, rather than a routine, occurrence," applicable, say, to someone who lives far from the surgeon.

[C6.] Mayor Retaliates Against a Paper Declaring that The Plain Dealer in Cleveland had covered the three-term mayor unfairly, the mayor's press aide, following his boss's orders, escorted the paper's reporter and photographer out of the elementary school where the mayor was announcing that he would not seek re-election to a fourth term.

Earlier this month, for example, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a white paper declaring that China is too reliant on the Android smartphone operating system (though it overstated Google's power in China).

Non-dino-nerds may have thought the story ended there, but in 2015 some absolute legends wrote a 300-page paper declaring the Brontosaurus was back.

In return for agreeing to record "My Way", Vicious had demanded that McLaren sign a sheet of paper declaring that he was no longer Vicious's manager.

When an earnest woman took the podium to explain, in a way bound to invite derision, how agonizing it had been to explain to her child why one of the kiosks in her neighborhood had been defaced so quickly — slapped with a few sheets of paper declaring, "Landmark blocks are not for sale" — more frustration could be heard.

But three decades ago, when our kids were two and five, a conservative woman wrote an op-ed in the local paper declaring all problems in the family, from alcoholism to teenage suicide, were due to mothers working outside the home.

Harlem's Amsterdam News wrote glowingly about Al Jolson, a white actor who wore blackface for the 1927 film "The Jazz Singer," with the paper declaring, "Every colored performer is proud of him".

"Various events during the financial crisis triggered the birth of the risk-on, risk-off paradigm," an HSBC paper declared last August.

When a small South Carolina paper declared during Mr. Thurmond's 1972 re-election campaign that he had fathered a child with a black woman — a fact not confirmed until after his death in 2003 — Mr. Thurmond distributed copies of the provocative headline to sympathetic voters.