Sentence examples for and also declared from inspiring English sources

Last year Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, asserted that the Bush tax cuts actually increased revenue — a claim completely at odds with the evidence — and also declared that this was "the view of virtually every Republican on that subject".

Since then, however, nearly everything has changed: the country has had six presidents, endured an economic collapse that caused the economy to contract by more than 10percentt last year, and also declared the largest sovereign debt default in history.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) INDONESIA: SUHARTO CHARGES -- Prosecutors barred Siti Hardiyanti Rukmana, left, eldest daughter of the former dictator Suharto, from leaving Indonesia for a year because of corruption allegations, and also declared his half-brother, Probosutedjo, a suspect in another graft case.

The method is evaluated using a sample from the Santiago ODS where users declared their card id and also declared their home address.

The label on the back proclaimed it to be perfect for those who knew "little or nothing about wine" and also declared it ideal for those who liked drinking outdoors.

Likewise, Leda of Galneryus and Deluhi claims he was not even interested in music until a friend played him X Japan and Luna Sea, and also declared X Japan's music his "Bible".

Cumberbatch can't quite muster that up and also declares himself a touch too squeamish to have consumed much of the earlier work of his director, horror aficionado Scott Derrickson (Sinister, Deliver Us From Evil).

In addition, he makes much of wording in the Convention Against Torture (ratified by the United States in 1994), that requires the criminalization of torture and also declares that parties "undertake to prevent... other acts of cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment which do not amount to torture".

While he found that the script "strains hard to give an air of menace and criminality to the pool hall" and also declares it "full of pseudo-meaning", Kauffmann lauds Rossen's "sure, economical" direction, especially in regard to Gleason who, he says, does not so much act as "[pose] for a number of pictures which are well arranged by Rossen.

The former establishes that every individual has the right to health protection and also declares the right of children to satisfy their nutritional, health, educational, and recreational needs [ 46, 47].

The Tenure of Office Act was repealed partly in 1869 and entirely in 1887 and was also declared by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1926 to have been unconstitutional.