NOT HURT BY SMALL VOTE Declares Need for Third Party Is as Great as Ever -- Sails for Europe.
No sooner was the Brexit out of the bag than Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness, deputy first minister for Northern Ireland, declared the need for a poll on Irish reunification.
After World War II, it was none other than Winston Churchill, who, in his famous Zurich speech of 1946, declared the need for a United States of Europe.
When the nation's governors declared a need for sweeping, fundamental changes in our primary and secondary schools (news article, Feb. 26), their announced goals were incomplete.
But for all of China's immense economic and lifestyle changes in recent years, the leadership's fundamental aversion to political reform hasn't changed much since it declared the need for reform twelve years ago or twenty years ago.
Freedmen declared the need for economic opportunity: "the people wont to work they are willing to work they are redy to work & will work, as sure as a liveing offerd is made, to them".
He declared the need for a new tax cut for the oil companies in Texas an emergency need, and so the money was taken away from the CHIP program.
The women, who declared the need for a "PR campaign for feminism", wrote in a manifesto: "Identify yourself as a feminist today and many people will immediately assume you are man-hating, bra-burning, whiny liberal.
In essays, lectures and interviews, he declared the need for committed writing in the African context, and derided writers and critics whose attitudes to Africans he found condescending or racist.
He has raised doubts about whether H.I.V. causes AIDS, declared a need for an African solution to the epidemic and suggested that researchers should look at poverty as a root cause.
I am writing in response to your Soapbox entitled "Under the influence" (June 7), in which the writer declared the need for students to learn the dangers of driving while under the influence of alcohol.
