Sentence examples for could have declared from inspiring English sources

In a way Afro-Punk could have declared mission accomplished a few years back.

The government could have declared Carillion too risky to work with.

If it refused to abide by the ruling, the Olympic organisers could have declared it noncompliant with WADA regulations and disqualified the entire team.

"If we had wanted to, we could have declared a five-year transition period from the beginning," said Mr. Majak, the government spokesman.

The problem, the president could have declared, while citing these numbers, is that the middle class and small business have been left behind.

The Bank of England could have declared a minor victory and said it would remain vigilant on all fronts, looking for both inflationary breezes and Brexit headwinds.

Like Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard," Bugs could easily have declared: "I am big.

Some troops would have remained under the auspices of a regional counter-terrorism force, but the government in Paris could still have declared "mission accomplished".

How, for example, could Alan Greenspan have declared, just a few years ago, that "the financial system as a whole has become more resilient" — thanks to derivatives, no less?

Ms Scott-Moncrieff said Lord Hain could not have declared any interest, as he was not aware of Ince Gordon Dadds' involvement in the Green case.

"Could it have declared earlier?