Sentence examples for considered a declaration from inspiring English sources

But MPs have told the Sun on Sunday that such a move would be considered a "declaration of war" on the parliamentary party.

Page A6 NORTH KOREA'S WARNING As global leaders prepared to travel to Seoul for a nuclear security summit meeting, North Korea warned that any criticism of its nuclear weapons program would be considered a "declaration of war".

SEOUL, South Korea — As global leaders prepared to travel to Seoul for a nuclear security summit meeting, North Korea warned on Wednesday that any criticism of its nuclear weapons program would be considered a "declaration of war".

With China being our biggest trade partner, however, launching a cyberattack on the cell in China responsible for these attacks would be considered a declaration of war.

Republican minister of defense Indalecio Prieto considered a declaration of war on Germany, but Soviet fear of a world war prevented this.

His administration had not even considered a declaration of independence then, he said, but it was contemplated now, and he believed Anglo-Rhodesian relations were at their all-time lowest ebb.

There still seems to be time to have Congress consider a declaration of war against any country to be attacked by us.

Gower is up in the pavilion considering a declaration, but the sense is there is one last dose of pain to be inflicted.

Unlike Venezuela and Brazil, the Ecuadorean government has closely aligned itself with the anti-drug offensive through such measures as setting up an American drug surveillance base in the coastal city of Manta, which FARC leaders have said they consider "a declaration of war".

Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, said Congress might want to consider a declaration of war against Afghanistan for having harbored Osama bin Laden, the Islamic militant whose associates, authorities believe, commandeered the jets that struck the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

Some very devout and fundamentalist believers might consider a declaration of atheism as grounds for shunning their child completely.