Sentence examples for declared that given from inspiring English sources

Estrin, who refers to Gregor as a "5-foot-6-inch cockroach," has either opted not to read or (more likely) chosen to ignore Vladimir Nabokov's Cornell lecture on "The Metamorphosis," in which the novelist-naturalist declared that, given Kafka's description, Samsa could not be a cockroach but rather was a beetle, and only three feet long at that.

A destruction of that consensus would imply a massive loss of power by the elites who for decades have declared that given the power, they could produce an economy with less risk and more fairness than free market capitalism.

At this time, a manifesto written by former Presidents of the Council of Ministers, Lafayette, Ouro Preto and João Alfredo declared that "given the love that Brazilians have for their sovereigns, we agree to the return of the venerable remains back from São Vicente de Fora".

In a lengthy public statement, the Youth Symphony's executive director declared that "given the lack of transparency and lack of parental consent to engage with this music we could not continue to feature his work on the program".

In [1], Lin declared that giving a precise calculation formula for ((sum_{k=n}^{infty}frac{1}{k^{s}} )^{-1}) with (s=4) is a very complicated problem.

Taylor and Fink [ 10] declared that giving melancholia a separate category (psychomotor disturbance being an essential criterion) "will increase its recognition and encourage the use of the most appropriate treatments".

And then he declares that given the choice "between winning the Tour de France and cancer, I would choose cancer".

But Joseph Ellis, senior analyst for Goldman , Sachs declares that, "given the disparity between mortgage rates and interest charges on revolving credit," an increasing portion of installment buying may find its way into consumer spending for general merchandise.

In a groundbreaking move that has already prompted a fierce backlash from psychiatrists, the British Psychological Society's division of clinical psychology (DCP) will on Monday issue a statement declaring that, given the lack of evidence, it is time for a "paradigm shift" in how the issues of mental health are understood.

This is the source of the skeptical (or perhaps "Socratic") tone clearly evident in his final lecture courses, where Pomponazzi often declares that, given the lack of certainties, he will teach his students to doubt, since doubting is already knowing (see Graiff 1979; Perfetti 1999a, b, 2000, 2004).

The next day, the police issued a statement declaring that giving rides to refugees was illegal.