Sentence examples for declare his position from inspiring English sources

In remarks cleared aimed towards Washington, where Trump has yet to declare his position on the Paris agreement, Modi said it would be "morally criminal" not to act on climate change, and praised Merkel's "vision".

MP and former Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy has been seen as a front-runner but has yet to declare his position.

Perhaps he hadn't joined Murray yet, or didn't see reason to declare his position?

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va)., the first to declare his position, gave a speech on the Senate floor lauding the international community's use of diplomacy over force to bring about a peaceful agreement that will require Iran to dismantle the bulk of its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.

"I feel good about this package," said Mr. Voinovich, who declared his position only this morning.

"Every national or foreigner who has not declared his position as a front man will be considered an accomplice, prosecuted and punished," the decree said.

The Granada executive chairman declared his position was not under threat and City analysts agreed it was not the right time for him to go.

Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, is the out-er who has caused the biggest ruction, declaring his position with much fanfare in February.

Senator George LeMieux, a Republican, has not declared his position, and the students hoped to secure his support for the measure, which will be put to a first test on Tuesday with a procedural vote.

The only candidate who has publicly declared his position is the Ofcom chief executive, Ed Richards, who showed his hand for conflict of interest reasons and was promptly rewarded with a critical Daily Mail article about his New Labour leanings.

In politics, Rogers preferred to remain an observer, but he spent a few weeks in 1926 as honorary mayor of Beverly Hills until California legislation declared his position illegal ("I ain't the first mayor that's been kicked out," he mused), and he was a supporter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt's presidential candidacy.