Sentence examples for conditions declared from inspiring English sources

One conservative MP, part of a parliamentary committee that visited Evin to investigate conditions, declared that its prisoners received the same excellent food as the minister himself.

We Nobel Peace Prize laureates condemn the persecution Bradley Manning has suffered, including imprisonment in conditions declared "cruel, inhuman and degrading" by the United Nations, and call upon US citizens to stand up in support of this whistleblower who defended their democratic rights.

Before the Matoika even sailed, runner Joie Ray, a competitor in the 1500 meters in 1920, complained about the conditions declaring that "if those in charge had deliberately tried to create a psychology of depression and resentment among the members of the team, they couldn't have done anything more effective".

Local Jordan driver Rubens Barrichello was even more vocal in his criticism of the track's condition, declaring that the circuit organisers were "a bunch of idiots.

As with any policy, look carefully at the small print and make sure any pre-existing medical conditions are declared.

When Great Britain refused his conditions, he declared war, but, at the same time, he refused to recognize the United States's independence.

Following the election of Pope Leo IX early in 1049, the papacy issued decree after decree that required priests to give up their wives, barred the sons of priests from the priesthood except under certain conditions, and declared the women sexually involved with priests "unfree".

Quarters were cramped, conditions were declared unhygienic, and there was already a running belief that contraband was being smuggled in.

Aircraft were to be notified by radio whenever such conditions were declared to be put into effect, or whenever the weather had improved.

"I hold the value of life is to improve one's condition," he declared in 1861.

"I hold the value of life is to improve one's condition," Lincoln declared.