Sentence examples for declare that when from inspiring English sources
But I would like to declare that when we have differed on an issue, at the end of that, my respect for him is enhanced because I fully accept his integrity and his benevolence.
Read more >> This is the Microsoft PowerPoint slide which drove US military General Stanley McChrystal to declare that "When we understand that slide, we'll have won the war" at a briefing in Kabul.
Even more surprising was Mr. Bush's decision to use the occasion of the Western power crisis mainly as an opportunity to criticize environmental regulations, declare that when it comes to restoring salmon he won't give a dam, and call for oil drilling in wildlife refuges.
Discussing rulers like Fidel Castro and Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, they declare that "when it is in our power and our interest, we should toss dictators aside with no more compunction than a police sharpshooter feels when he downs a hostage-taker".
Lanza went on the declare that when a mass shooter's motives are a "mystery," the case gets more attention.
Let us take a moment here to declare that when Joe goes near a tomato, something magical happens.
Dr Johnson famously declared that "when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life", and these people are no exception.
Suárez's heroism won the praise of SimÃ3n BolÃvar himself, who declared that "when history describes the glorious Battle of JunÃn... it will be attributed to the bravery of this young officer".
Arguing that public money should not be used for the desecration of religion, Mr. Lhota threatened the museum's financing from the city, raised the specter of evicting it from its home in Prospect Heights and declared that, when assessing what art should be displayed to the public, the sensibility that really mattered to him was that of his 8-year-old daughter, Kathryn.
He declared that "when an act of parliament is against common right or reason, or repugnant, or impossible to be performed, the common law will control it and adjudge such act to be void". Coke had already applied this doctrine to acts of the king and, in this case, was extending it to parliamentary legislation.
He will be defended by his half-brothers: Ivan, the freethinking cynic who declared that "when god does not exist, everything is permitted" and debates the devil at night in his room at night; and kind, pure-hearted Alyosha, a novice in a monastery.
