Sentence examples for declared that the problem from inspiring English sources

Maharashtra: The Bombay High Court on Thursday declared that the problem with bonded labor in Maharashtra arises from the fact that the state government is denying their existence (Daily News & Analysis).

The foreign ministry declared that the problem of the rocks, which Japan calls the Senkaku and China the Diaoyu islands, would not be solved by "empty calls for dialogue".

In a ringing passage, which should be pinned to the noticeboards of every cultural studies faculty and Whitehall ministry, she declared that the problem with cultural relativism was that it endorsed the racism of low expectations.

The homeless adults share these with another group that is symptomatic of Russia's post-Soviet condition: Moscow's street children, products of the widespread family breakdown that the collapse of the Soviet empire and the end of communism brought with them.In 2002, Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, declared that the problem of child homelessness in Russia had reached "threatening proportions".

In government, the right wing has successfully declared that the problem is the budget and that there is no money.

In a subsequent joint statement, Sony and Rockstar declared that the problem was caused by neither the PS3 firmware update nor the game.

Sir Clements Markham, president of Britain's Royal Geographical Society, declared that the expedition had resolved "the whole problem of Arctic geography".

KAMPALA, Uganda — Fresh from fighting in the bush, Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, a former rebel commander, electrified the crowd at his inaugural address in 1986 when he declared that "the problems of Africa, and Uganda in particular, are caused by leaders who overstay in power".

A century ago the philosopher José Ortega y Gasset declared that "Spain is the problem, Europe is the answer".

These initially seemed to indicate that the atmosphere was not warming, leading Christy, Spencer, and their fellow contrarians to declare that the problem didn't exist.

In an article this week, Stephen Kinnock MP declares that the problem for centre-left values is that they've been too lax on immigration.