Sentence examples for declaration that it believed from inspiring English sources

But even with the death of the headphone jack, Apple was making a broader declaration that it believed most headphone manufacturers would soon be adopting bluetooth and designing wireless headphones.

The European comparison comes soon after the justice secretary Michael Gove's declaration that he believed it was possible to implement his radical prison reform programme without dramatically reducing the prison population.

After Trump's recent declaration that he believed he was a "stable genius", many British voters compare themselves favourably against the president's intellect.

Notice, by the way, the highly polite declaration that anyone who believed in stimulus was telling "fairy tales"; it goes with Lucas's highly polite dismissal of Christy Romer's stimulus analysis as "shlock economics".

Democrats were wary of Zinke despite his declaration that he believes humans contribute to climate change.

From the start, Berg's book is a paean of praise and love, beginning with his declaration that he believes -- "unabashedly and without qualification" -- that Hepburn "established the greatest acting career of the 20th century, perhaps ever".

The two points that even remotely offer any semblance of a negotiating chip between him and the Caucus would be on jobs and how to create more of them in inner-city neighborhoods and his bold declaration that he believes in and wants to promote equal justice under the law.

Compared with the 18th century declarations and the Universal Declaration that immediately preceded it, the ECHR was a backward step.

That book, with its ringing declaration that "I still believe that people are really good at heart," is "easy for teachers to teach," Langer said, but "from the text you don't know what happened when she died of typhus, half-starved at Bergen-Belsen".

On Monday, when the US supreme court made a national declaration that they too believe in the value of women and their reproductive freedom, it was more than a legal decision or a news headline.

The declaration's authors believed it to have universal significance.