In a 1956 front page editorial, headlined "Rock 'n Roll Babies thee Daily Mail declared:It is deplorable.
On the contrary, he declared, "it is in the self-interest of every businessman to have a reputation for honest dealings and a quality product".
"So," he declared, "it is up to Maria, day after day, tournament after tournament, to find alone the strength she needs to win the big titles without owing anything to anyone".
With conviction that made the world take note, then-First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton had declared "it is no longer acceptable to discuss women's rights as separate from human rights".
Richard Ford, citing a peerless "intuition for the world's details and for its unobvious emotional business," declared, "It is an article of faith among readers of fiction that James Salter writes American sentences better than anyone writing today".
The mission's archives and official correspondence are inviolable even if relations are severed or war is declared; it is entitled to secure communication with its government and its other missions.
Characterizing the band as "authentic American primitives whose work has to be heard to be understood", he declared, "It is time popular music followed the other arts in honoring its primitives".
London's Westminster Review declared, "it is impossible to resist his accumulated evidence".
Writing in the Post, John Podhoretz declared, "It is now clear that Al Gore is insane..
The MPD has disputed the report's initial findings, but declared it is committed to improvements.
The governor declared, "It is a gentleman's constitutional right to expectorate!" That seems silly now.
