Sentence examples for declaration of overdue from inspiring English sources

So the bodies in between may be handy to conceal Stowell's muttering and ferocious scribbling if Whittingdale does turn out to be the Beeb Basher in Chief whose appointment ("a victory for sanity") the Daily Mail huzzahed as a declaration of overdue "war on the BBC".

The state governor Geraldo Alckmin has insisted repeatedly that the water will continue to flow as usual, and no state of emergency has yet been declared, though some experts believe such a declaration well overdue.

"We're kind of overdue," he says.

It is not only a Palestinian state that is long overdue, as the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas rightly claims, but also a declaration of independence by American Jews that we will no longer be silent supporters of the Israeli policies of occupation that so clearly violate not only common sense, but also the ethical values of Judaism.

Remarkably, all this is happening without a declaration of war and the absence of our Congressional representatives who are on their extended vacation and unwilling to hold an overdue debate on this critical matter.

Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".

"This Universal Declaration of Human Rights . . .

That's from the Declaration of Independence.

The presidential declaration of war followed immediately.

It meant editing the Declaration of Independence.

(A declaration of names is involved).