Sentence examples for constitute a declaration of from inspiring English sources
The last time the agency took such a step, in 1994, it led to a discussion of sanctions, which North Korea made clear then -- and has made clear now -- would constitute a declaration of war.
A Congressional resolution authorizing the use of force would not constitute a declaration of war.
'Even a first-year bureaucrat would know Abe's words could constitute a declaration of war to radicals like ISIL.'.
"Even a first-year bureaucrat at MOFA would know those words could constitute a declaration of war to radicals like ISIL".
"We, as it is our duty to uphold the freedoms of the people will constitute a declaration of war against the NYPD if the brutality does not stop.
We could have mobilized larger pockets of safe zones in Idlib - not no-fly-zones, as we did in Libya and constitute a declaration of war - to allow for more humanitarian corridors and safe passage for displaced Syrians.
President Eisenhower's Dec. 31, 1959, statement constituted a declaration of "relieved obligation," not a breach of the U.S. moratorium, for despite the statement, the U.S. did not resume testing.
Hezbollah's leader, Hasan Nasrallah, said the two decisions constituted a declaration of war against the group, and the following day, its militiamen and allied fighters briefly occupied predominantly Muslim West Beirut, routing government-allied militiamen.
You can read this passage several times without figuring out whether it constitutes a declaration of the sublimest contentment, given that Jakob's fantasy of wealth is identical to the reality of his poverty, or whether Walser is saying something else — that only a rich man could enjoy the simple life, since only then would simplicity be his free choice.
Another French Socialist politician, Mr Hollande's former Prime Minister Manuel Valls, said Mr Trump's remarks constituted a "declaration of war on Europe".
"Although we, the trial court, found passages that contain the phrasing 'incompatible with Christian teaching,' we did not find that any of them constitute a declaration," Ms. Fredericksen said.
