Sentence examples for as declared in a from inspiring English sources

The company's new pricing model for its systems will be based on a company's employee count, as declared in a company's annual filings with government regulators.

When participants were divided according to their lateral preference for the specific action imagined (using scissors, using a toothbrush, or using a spoon) as declared in the handedness questionnaire rather than total laterality score obtained by considering all items, results were almost identical.

As declared in their statements of values and vision: "The minister is the one who sets the vision.

As recently as 2006, he declared in a court affidavit that "I and I alone determined the course of our investigation".

Indeed, as David Willetts declared in a 2003 speech on Europe's shrinking and aging population, "Feminism is the new natalism".

A move by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday may yet kick off a round of "global monetary tightening," as Goldman Sachs declared in a new report.

This week, as its leaders spoke with reporters, they have focused primarily on the one allegation in the book that Mr. Kerry's campaign has not been able to put to rest: that he was not in Cambodia at Christmas in 1968, as he declared in a statement to the Senate in 1986.

All but three of the intervening poems were Wordsworth's, and, as he declared in a preface to a second edition two years later, their object was "to choose incidents and situations from common life and to relate or describe them... in a selection of language really used by men,... tracing in them... the primary laws of our nature".

Collective awe and reverence hushed the audience when as she declared in a determined voice which is still being recovered through speech therapy, "Strong women get things done".

"I read as much as I dare," she declared in a letter to her brother.

As a member of OPEC (as he declared in an open letter to America's president, in 1974 in the New York Times), Venezuela intended to counteract the "economic oppression" of the industrialised countries, and the "outrageously low" prices they paid.