Sentence examples for declared that it could from inspiring English sources

Emcee Cokie Roberts of ABC News and NPR declared that "it could not be a stupider time to cut back on funding for medical research".

Other Benghazi militia leaders who know Ansar al-Shariah say it was capable of carrying out the attack by itself with only a few hours' planning, and as recently as June one of its leaders, Mr. Zahawi, declared that it could destroy the American Mission.

The organization declared that it could not verify or account for the chain of custody of those remains.

An editorial in the New York Times declared that it "could undermine press freedoms and freedom of speech".

Last week, Cerberus declared that it could walk away from the agreement, which it struck in July.

On the morning of the broadcast, however, state officials, led by the Minister of Education, declared that it could not be shown.

North Korea said today that unless the United States changed its policy toward it, the North would use the talks to declare that it could not dismantle its nuclear weapons program.

When a recent education secretary declares that it "couldn't be further from the truth" that it is helpful to study the humanities.

Almost immediately, the Brown campaign rejected the rejection, declaring that it could not debate at an institute that held itself out to be nonpartisan while a high-ranking official was involved on behalf of one of the candidates.

Administration officials could have forced Congress to act by declaring that it could not rely indefinitely on the Afghanistan war authorization and giving lawmakers a deadline to pass a new law.

It would be good to achieve a smaller House of Lords with an "elected element", he told MPs, though arousing suspicions that his heart is not in the reform he set the bar for success high, declaring that it could only proceed if the different political parties agreed to work together.