Sentence examples for clear declaring from inspiring English sources

He made his own opposition to apartheid clear, declaring in 1974 that racial segregation was "morally and economically unacceptable".

Peter Huber and Mark Mills – in their outstanding 2005 book about energy, The Bottomless Well – made this point clear, declaring: "Economic growth marches hand in hand with increased consumption of electricity – always, everywhere, without significant exception in the annals of modern industrial history".

"The people have spoken loud and clear," declared FN leader Marine Le Pen.

Admiral Mullen, the nation's senior military officer, steered clear of declaring an official new "Mullen Doctrine".

"It's preferable to be absolutely clear before declaring a 'Bunia free from arms' than to deal with misunderstandings and incidents later".

Before settling the suit in New York and agreeing to return the Duryodana statue, Sotheby's and seller Decia Ruspoli had argued that the case should be dismissed because as of the 1970s Cambodia had not adopted a clear law declaring antiquities on its soil to be national property, and that French colonial laws predating its 1953 independence were obscure and no longer in force.

Is there any way they can make that clearer beyond declaring that it will continue for "at least" another 10-20 years?

"This government has made it crystal clear it's declaring open season on human rights in this country and that's why we are leaving," says Aral Balkan, founder of Ind.ie But are these likely to be isolated cases or is there a real danger here that the Home Office could effectively damage the growth of UK tech entrepreneurship?

"One thing I will make clear," he declared.

No clear winner declared.... as a third-party candidate.

The best course to follow is clear: to declare victory and move on.