Sentence examples for declared end of from inspiring English sources

Despite the bluster, there have been no indications that the North was using its declared end of the armistice to take any drastic steps.

I hadn't said that, but I spoke of the loss of American lives — more than fifteen hundred soldiers, most of whom died after the declared end of major combat operations.

An American brigade remains at a base on the edge of the city, as does an additional combat command headquarters that continues to plan contingency operations despite the declared end of American combat operations last Aug. 31.

I hadn't said that, but I spoke of the loss of American lives more than fifteen hundred soldiers, most of whom died after the declared end of major combat operations.

Though the recession and continuing economic downturn have been devastating to the American middle class as a whole, the two and a half years since the declared end of the recession have been singularly harmful to middle-class blacks in terms of layoffs and unemployment, according to economists and recent government data.

It emerged in recent days that American forces in Afghanistan are to be given a larger role supporting Afghan forces against the Taliban, even after the declared end of American combat operations next month.The Washington rumour machine is weighing the names of likely replacements for Mr Hagel.

The OpenOffice.org Community encourages all its users to upgrade to the new release, and reminds users of OpenOffice.org 2 that the version was declared end-of-life in December 2009, with no further security patches or bugfixes being issued.

The declared ending of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was met with wide consternation from Republicans and Democrats, and is being fought out in courts and bipartisan political negotiations.

Her gravestone, inspired by a road sign she spotted years ago, declares, "End of Construction — Thank you for your patience".

1936 Eden Declares End of Treaty The major obstacle to Italy's return to the international fold was removed today [July 27] when Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden declared in the House of Commons that mutual-assistance arrangements in the Mediterranean with the French, Greek, Turkish and Yugoslav governments were ended.

That's when the geriocracy will finally have to make way for some new blood: the self-declared end of Raul Castro's nightwatchman stint, and, if all goes to plan, the moment Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermúdez steps onto the world stage (while hopefully also shortening his own name).