The press tour of the site, the first since disaster struck March 11, appeared to be Tokyo Electric Power Company's way of declaring its confidence that it was close to stabilizing the plant.
During the Crusader dispute, Rumsfeld took pains to declare his "confidence that the Army has set a course over the longer term that we believe is a good course and, indeed, needs to be accelerated".
More than 18,000 attended rallies in Sanford last year demanding that Zimmerman be charged, but there were no arrests, leading Don Eslinger, the Seminole County sheriff, to declare his confidence in security arrangements for the trial.
Asked what he imagined Mailer's reaction would have been on learning of his triumph, Womack declared his confidence that the author "would have taken it in very good humour".
Koch has since declared his confidence that Carter is not anti-Israel himself and reendorsed him for President.
Vice President Al Gore ended two days of talks here today by declaring his confidence that Prime Minister Sergei V. Kiriyenko will be able to carry out the fiscal reforms needed to make the Russian Government solvent.
The Belgium international was approached over a contract extension late last year after the manager, Jürgen Klopp, declared his confidence in the 27-year-old and denied wanting a new first-choice goalkeeper at Liverpool.
There is one missing piece of the jigsaw – the parliamentary Labour party, most of which declared it had no confidence in Mr Corbyn in 2016.
On Wednesday, after months in which a spate of motions to declare no confidence in the government had failed, Parliament suddenly gave teeth to its protests and, in a preliminary bill, voted to disperse and head to new elections.
We'll do it so that we may be able to declare with confidence: "America was never truly great for all, but we will make it so".
