Sentence examples for an unusual declaration from inspiring English sources

Haaretz reported on Tuesday: "In the past Israel has declared isolated European groups illegal, but still this is an unusual declaration".

It was an unusual declaration for Girardi, who seemed to have ended the competition before it reached its conclusion.

Howe said that Benitez would remain his closer, an unusual declaration for a manager to make one week into the season.

In language that was perhaps the result of negotiations between the majority's two factions, the opinion contained an unusual declaration that the principle it established was in effect a ticket for this train only.

ROME -- On Oct. 14, Pope Francis started his weekly catechesis in St. Peter's Square with an unusual declaration: "I would like, before beginning the catechesis, on behalf of the Church, to ask for your forgiveness for the scandals that have happened in recent times both in Rome and in the Vatican". He did not specify what he was referring to.

In July 2012 in response to public inquiries, and the possibility that some viewers may have mistaken the programme for a documentary, the National Ocean Service (a branch of NOAA) made the unusual declaration that "no evidence of aquatic humanoids has ever been found".

The unusual declaration was not as much a presidential endorsement of Mrs. Clinton — she had expressed that support earlier this year — but an endorsement of a "super PAC" encouraging her to run.

The unusual declaration likely will raise only more curiosity about the FBI's last-minute abandonment of its high-stakes court battle with Apple, America's most valuable company.

However, when analyzing the descriptive results, there were virtually no striking outliers, such as unusual declarations of old age that could have been interpreted as voluntary or involuntary false and misleading statements.

The Indian Point nuclear station declared an "unusual event," the lowest of four emergency declarations, after the water levels dropped yesterday at its intakes on the Hudson River, officials said.

Early this month, the three major British political parties unveiled a highly unusual joint declaration promising to transfer more powers to Edinburgh no matter which of the parties wins next year's British national election.