Sentence examples for clear declarations from inspiring English sources

Given that America's wars are no longer punctuated by clear declarations of victory or defeat, the photo seemed an appropriate bookend to my memory of the conflict in Iraq.

By 1996, when, like now, it looked like a change of government was in sight, Jack Straw announced in a lecture to Charter 88 that this "second phase" had morphed into "a British bill which will contain clear declarations of both rights and responsibilities".

But where in his remarks was the clear declaration that Reaganomics failed?

It is a refreshingly simple and admirably clear declaration of the merits of good schooling.

The prologue is a clear declaration of intent, as fascinating for its omissions as for its ambitions.

The German government modified its efforts to win a clear declaration that the fund would be used only as a last resort.

There was a clear declaration that anyone who continued to protest, to request our rights, to petition for the future of our country, was nothing but a troublemaker.

Open enemies have to be faced down (maybe legally), while wrangles with your beloved benefit from a clear declaration of your problem.

This was a clear declaration of war against the D.P.R.K. as it totally nullified the D.P.R.K.-U.S. joint statement and agreed framework.

The chairman of the Australian Republican Movement, Peter FitzSimons, said it was a clear declaration in favour of independence by almost all the country's state and territory leaders.

Smith highlights how the secretive machinations of the CIA do not constitute a clear declaration of war by a sovereign nation.