Sentence examples for declare a time from inspiring English sources

But of Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, Mrs Albright also had demands: he must declare a "time out" on settlement building, land expropriations and other unilateral actions that the Palestinians regard as provocative.This left the two sides both smirking and smarting, which was plainly the intention.

Never take your problems to bed, if it gets destructive declare a time-out.

She is, she declares, a "time being," with all the ambiguity that phrase implies.

But it represented a rare instance of the president declaring a time frame, based on American intelligence, for when Iran could go nuclear.

Vinyard laid off 58 employees and declared a "time out" on the state policy of purchasing ecologically sensitive land for protection.

Under the fund's proposal, Buenos Aires could have declared a time out, halting debt payments or other outflows while it sought to rebuild financial credibility.

The king approves, and Mordecai declares a time of mourning and penitence for the Jews.

It may even declare a brief time out from linearity and big names and let the curators toss around masterpieces like salad, as it did with the "Modern Starts" exhibitions at the turn of this century.

The controversy behind the 2G-spectrum allocation continues to dominate headlines as Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Home Minister P. Chidambaram "appeared together before the media to declare a truce" (Times of India).

He has once again made a public promise to declare a state, this time by September, if a comprehensive final deal is not reached.

But, he added, "I don't know that it will be so problematic that they won't be able to declare a winner in time for the 25th".