Sentence examples for declaration of how from inspiring English sources

Google should consider "a public declaration of how they are going to use standard-essential patents," Mr. Mueller said.

The Belgian's emergence last season as a key lieutenant of the manager was a declaration of how his United would play.

On his first day in Downing Street, David Cameron called a meeting of his new National Security Council to assess the situation in Afghanistan, in what was a very public declaration of how seriously he takes the war.

A website will be launched this week that will allow people to complete an online declaration of how they wish to be treated in the final weeks of their life.

Comedy Central, which had gained a reputation for being stingy, especially in their dealings with the South Park creators, decided to make a splashy declaration of how much they valued talent.

Other administration officials said that Mr. Bush would make a unilateral declaration of how deeply he hoped to cut the American stockpile, and that the administration expected Mr. Putin would do the same.

We would make absurd declarations of how much weight we planned to lose (2 stone! 3 stone! all the stone!).

On the contrary, he said, "there have been many declarations of how much he did for many people to protect them from the military dictatorship".

"There have been many declarations of how much he did for many people to protect them from the military dictatorship," he said.

Ms. Franke responded almost immediately, and they met at an Italian restaurant in Greenwich Village, where there were tears, hugs and declarations of how much they missed each other.

They instinctively drew on a mixture of "identity" claims (deliberate declarations of how we'd like to be perceived such as a framed university certificate or photograph with a celebrity) to "behavioural residue", the aspects of personality we inadvertently reveal through our homes; for example a chaotic kitchen or a shoe rack organised in ascending colours.