Sentence examples for as a declaration that from inspiring English sources

A year in prison is "woefully insufficient," but anything less "could only be interpreted as a declaration that mine safety laws are not to be taken seriously," prosecutors argued.

I read this as a declaration that Ibn Khaldun was setting himself up to be the Hari Seldon of medieval Islam.

That recent Soweto news conference was widely seen as a declaration that she intended to claim her share of the Mandela legacy, as did the interview with ITN.

I saw it rather as a declaration that sisterhood on the Supreme Court is, if not powerful, at least keeping score.

That comment was widely interpreted as a declaration that Mr. Demirel is ready to re-enter party politics, a move that could transform the political landscape and threaten the careers of some current party leaders.

It was intended, she says, as a tribute to the subway system, which she rides and which she associates with her home town, and as a declaration that she had "come back to New York, likely for good".

It's a declaration that feels nearly as fresh as anything in Elvis Costello's first LP or Quentin Tarantino's first film.

Girardi said earlier Wednesday that the game could be characterized as a must-win, a declaration that did not end with the long-awaited victory.

Sharpton, looking down at Jackson's children, in the front row, said, "Wasn't nothin' strange about your daddy; it was strange what your daddy had to deal with" — a declaration that was as complicated and vexed as it was appropriate and kind.

In July the Working committee offered its co-operation in the war effort and in return called for an acknowledgment by Britain of the complete independence of India and a declaration that, as an immediate step in giving effect to it, a provisional national government at the centre would be formed.

A declaration that was then used as a ruse to mercilessly slaughter Aboriginal men, women, and children on sight.