Sentence examples for declaration that a from inspiring English sources

"We'd need some official finding or declaration that a person was dead or 'presumed dead' before AP would declare him so," said Mike Silverman, managing editor of The Associated Press.

Take, for instance, Sweeney's declaration that "a museum should be a vital organism".

An annulment is a judicial declaration that a marriage never legally existed.

The big news, however, was the Fed's declaration that "a highly accommodative stance of monetary policy will remain appropriate for a considerable time after the economic recovery strengthens".

In 1870, he elicited — from a Vatican council he called and controlled — the first formal declaration that a pope is infallible.

Ms Harman joked that Mr Miliband's declaration that a "new generation" was taking charge also included people like her who were "a new generation of fabulous older women".

In 1988 the prime ministers of Turkey and Greece met at Davos and signed a declaration that may have averted a war.

A declaration that was then used as a ruse to mercilessly slaughter Aboriginal men, women, and children on sight.

They constitute a diagnosis, a declaration that right now, in the immediate present, something is wrong.

It's a value model, not a declaration, that editorial is for sale.

Tajikistan, in a declaration that was typical of the genre, called meaninglessly for an "objective assessment".