Sentence examples for be declaring that from inspiring English sources

If the justices side with California, they will be declaring that states can target and regulate the speech of those private citizens who hold opinions not approved by a majority of the legislature and the governor.

"If you asked today I might well be declaring that LU's own costs are not economic and efficient, which is a very different picture from the one that the mayor likes to put out".

For these people will be declaring that, if there is to be austerity, it will be conducted on their own terms and will require all sections of society to make proportionately equal sacrifices.

He was a hero to many Bangladeshis, but few if any in the west will be declaring that they are Avijit in the way so many of us announced we were Charlie after the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

The video is so determinedly wholesome it parodies "Mr. Rogers Neighborhoodd," and the rhymes he does get in (between a much-repeated chorus derived from "Welcome Back, Kotter") are as un-gangsta as rap can be, declaring that he doesn't drink or sell drugs.

And yet here we are: Had Prime 4 on Wii U shown up, those thousands of petition-signers would be declaring that Nintendo had "won" E3.

A scant two years later, Cocteau was declaring that jazz was over.

The clandestine facilities have not been "declared"—that is, they are not subject to I.A.E.A. inspection.

The clandestine facilities have not been "declared" — that is, they are not subject to I.A.E.A. inspection.

A series of new projects have been declared that are at various stages of development.

(ii) It is declared that is continuous.  .