Sentence examples for declared it would become from inspiring English sources

Guangdong province declared it would become "happy Guangdong".

SoA reacted with horror when it saw the character, declaring it would become the first video game firm with a core demographic of goths.

Reding said companies had been forced to become more diverse by the European commission when it declared it would legislate to improve the situation.

It declared it would restart a nuclear reactor that gave it a small stockpile of plutonium.

It declared it would not answer questions from Democrats on budget committees.

Last year the government declared it would overhaul the industry, but few analysts took it seriously.

It declared it would not be bound by anything decided.

If the archdiocese does declare bankruptcy, it would become the first American Roman Catholic diocese to do so.

It was a decision, he says, that was based on pragmatism: if the legislation was declared un-Islamic, it would become impossible to implement whether or not it was passed.

It was given hundreds of performances during his lifetime, and at one point he declared a moratorium on its presentation, fearing that it would become over-exposed.

Twenty-five yeago ago Paul Keating, the country's treasurer (finance minister), declared that if Australia failed to reform it would become a banana republic.