Sentence examples for declarations that it has from inspiring English sources

Despite the central bank's declarations that it has reduced its foreign exchange interventions, currency dealers say they still spot aggressive buying or selling of dollars by the authorities.

Stewart Downing had captured his team's parlous state with a pre-game declaration that "it has to be two wins".

As a result, everyone, including Blix, was wary of Iraq's declarations that it had destroyed its old stockpiles and wasn't building new ones.

A3 Spanish Leader Faces Crisis The Basque region's declaration that it has the right to secede from Spain has pushed Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero toward the first crisis of his tenure.

Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero met with the president of the Basque region to ask that he withdraw his government's declaration that it has the right to break away from the central government in Madrid.

(3) For a family with net assets equal to or less than $5,000, a PHA may accept a family's declaration that it has net assets equal to or less than $5,000, without taking additional steps to verify the accuracy of the declaration.

MADRID, Jan . 12 -While Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero tries to stand firm against the Basque region's recent declaration that it has the right to break away from Spain, conservative critics are seizing on his congressional pact with a separatist party from another semiautonomous region, Catalonia, to cast him as a hypocritical and compromised leader.

The combination of the budget-cutting government's plans and the grim economic news is likely to increase pressure on the Federal Reserve, which will hold a scheduled meeting on Aug. 9, to reconsider its declaration earlier this summer that it has done enough to aid the economic recovery.

Mr. Monaghan told RTE that their return was not related to the I.R.A.'s declaration that it had ended its armed campaign against Britain and insisted that he was not "on the run".

A late swing among major institutional investors toward Hewlett-Packard was the basis for the company's declaration that it had won the proxy contest.

Responding to the New Express's earlier declaration that it had some "backbone," Wang Ran, a tech investor and popular commentator on Sina Weibo, wrote "The New Express's bones are broken".