Sentence examples for declared in September from inspiring English sources

The result of the Labour leadership contest will be declared in September at a special conference.

Called in an attempt to beef up a flimsy, regularly-breached ceasefire originally declared in September, the talks have not been marked with much success.

"When a woman cries," a writer named Angela Epstein declared in September, in an article in The Daily Mail, "she's on her way to getting what she wants".

Political scholars at the University of Virginia's Center for Politics declared in September that the Republican hierarchy would never allow Mr. Trump's nomination.

DuPont, the world's biggest chemicals firm, even declared in September that it would voluntarily reduce its emissions of greenhouse gases to 35% of their level in 1990 within a decade.

After Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage declared, in September, that Hezbollah would eventually become an American target, the group's chief spokesman, Hassan Ezzeddin, issued a statement on Nasrallah's behalf.

The British government declared in March that it wants more retailers to include such clinics.

"Pumpkin," a New York magazine headline declared in October, "is the new bacon".

Mrs Clinton, who declared in April, would have an organisational and fund-raising advantage.

The head of a Democratic think-tank declared in October, "He really doesn't like people".

The second mistrial, in which the judges testified, was declared in March.