Sentence examples for declaration of no confidence from inspiring English sources
Some Labour MPs are reportedly collecting names for a "declaration of no confidence" in the prime minister, and Blears's move will increase the pressure on Brown ahead of tomorrow's elections, in which Labour are expected to do very badly.
Blatter's highly unusual intervention, effectively a declaration of no confidence in the man who has led the European governing body for 17 years, drew a furious response from Johansson, who accused the world body's leader of "wheeling and dealing" and betraying their friendship.
It amounted to a declaration of their confidence that evil would endure, a faith in human weakness that is perhaps warranted and inarguably useful.
For all its modesty, the ceremony was an unusually straightforward declaration of British confidence, in its founding principles and its institutions.
To watch her deliver a speech that is at once a declaration of burgeoning confidence, a jab at her glamorous sister, and a perfect caricature of Ms. Smith's performance in the 1978 film "California Suite," is to know that here is a comic actress who can do anything.
With a declaration of bankruptcy, that confidence evaporates.
At best, like a declaration of confidence in a club manager, this is an avowal the company would rather it did not have to make.
This, in Tigerspeak, amounts to a huge declaration of confidence, not only in his ability but in his physical and mental condition, and it bodes ill for the rest of the field.
Hughes survived last weekend's 1-1 dragainstnst Reading despite his players being jeered off the field and even won a declaration of confidence from chairman Tony Fernandes, reiterated at lunchtime by chief executive Philip Beard.
