Sentence examples for declared that the mass from inspiring English sources

Judge Richard Leon declared that the mass collection of metadata probably violates the fourth amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures, and was "almost Orwellian" in its scope.

He has consistently declared that the mass sweep of phone records is legal because it was signed off by judges, even though the judges in question were themselves acting in secret.

Julius Malema, a fiery populist leader, declared that "the masses must crush that statue" if it is not brought down.

A hack from the Writers' Union declared that the masses had behaved disgracefully, and must win back the confidence of the government.

Turkey said on Friday that it was sending its ambassador back to Washington, a month after he was recalled to protest against a resolution by Congress to declare that the mass killings of Armenians during World War I constituted genocide.

But a deal between Armenia and Turkey could spell disappointment for Armenian Americans who want Obama to fulfill his campaign pledge to declare that the mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks beginning in 1915 was a genocide.

The visit accompanied a major criminal justice policy speech delivered to the NAACP national convention where Obama declared that "mass incarceration makes our entire country worse off, and we need to do something about it".

In 1987 Kim Jong Il declared that mass gymnastics creates "healthy and strong physiques, a high degree of organisation, discipline and collectivism in schoolchildren… [They] make every effort to subordinate all their thoughts and actions to the collective".

In 2009, the media went through a bout of mass stupidity (or perhaps mass forgetfulness) and declared that Obama was the one who made this promise (with zero actual proof of this "fact," it should be noted).

(d) Threw up his arms and declared that Iraq's possessing weapons of mass destruction was "a slam dunk".

The administration has, in effect, declared that Obamacare's regulations are themselves a "hardship" worthy of mass exemption.