Sentence examples for declared project from inspiring English sources

President Nixon woke up to the same alarm during the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo and declared Project Independence to end the country's dependency on imported oil.

The day before, Leverkusen's CEO, Wolfgang Holzhäuser, had declared "project Ballack" to have failed, explaining that the club had expected more from the player and that they were disappointed with his behaviour.

And, according to the government, he is also a member of a criminal organization, because, like dozens of journalists and activists across the world, he has been a contributor to Project PM, and the government has declared Project PM to be a criminal enterprise.

So, when the ILFI declares, "Projects that achieve Living Building Status can claim to be the greenest anywhere," I wonder whether that's overreaching.

Finally, in 1971, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller declared the project truly dead.

From her office overlooking the runways, Ms. Baer declared the project "within budget and on time".

Western diplomats declared the project the best hope for preventing nuclear proliferation and forging more cooperation with the outside world.

In 1979, Herbert Terrace, a psychologist at Columbia University who initiated the Nim Chimpsky research, published an article in Science in which he essentially declared the project a failure.

Although Medina defended her, and one of the two lawyers repeatedly declared the project legally sound, Magid appeared vulnerable when she was not the one speaking.

But after two years taking pictures of Soviet and post-Soviet urban spaces and leisure facilities, he declared the project a failure: the images were uninspiring and his own narrative struck him as untruthful, contrived and oversimplified.

The energy spending bill nearing completion in the House has policy measures to keep the planned nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain on life support, even though the Obama administration has declared the project dead.