Sentence examples for declared real from inspiring English sources
Fifty years after equality between the sexes was declared, real men still don't do porcelain.
"Going at tortoise pace in the right direction is a hundred times better than leaping like a rabbit the wrong way," said Mr Assad lamely.Government apologists declared real progress, noting, for instance, that privatisation has been removed from the list of Baathist taboos.
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The Occupy London movement, camped outside St . Pauls Cathedral, recently removed a widely photographed protest banner that read "Capitalism Is Crisis" and replaced it with another declaring "Real Democracy Now".
As many times, he has also been declared not real.
"With great lucidity," they "declared a real change: the new relationship of Europe to literature, to philosophy, to art".
Nonetheless, he declared, "the real risk is not losing some money — it is missing a much bigger upside".
The Tokyo District Court declared a real estate developer bankrupt in Japan's third-largest business failure of the year, officials said.
When Mr Blair swept to victory last week after yanking hisLabour Party energetically to the right, a chorus of voices across Europe declared the real winner to be none other than Margaret Thatcher.In this section Europe wheels to the right Reform?
Instead, it was the anti-terror laws introduced by the Government that posed a threat, he declared: "The real threat to the life of the nation, in the sense of a people living in accordance with its traditional laws and political values, comes not from terrorism but from laws such as these".
Indefinite detention without trial, control orders, asset-freezing and secret court hearings became part of a new legal order – a 2004 House of Lords judgment declared, "The real threat to the life of the nation… comes not from terrorism but from laws such as these".
