Sentence examples for declared that the prospect from inspiring English sources

In a speech in Ohio last month, billed as the definitive Republican position on the economy, he declared that "the prospect of higher taxes, stricter rules and more regulations" was choking recovery.

With the legislation introduced on Tuesday, he declared that the prospects of passage were up in the air.

Justice Robert Allan Hulme declared that Mehajer's "prospect of success is meagre or perhaps non-existent" and that he "has an arrogant disregard for the law".

Last month he declared that the immediate prospects for the car industry were so dire that only big producers, with sales of more than 5.5m a year, would remain in the long term and that Fiat, despite its recent renaissance, was not even halfway there.

Two years ago, Obama declared that Assad "must go," eviscerating prospects for a political settlement.

His message was reinforced by China's top economic planning agency, which declared that the economy's growth prospects were improving.

The orders were introduced after the then Law Lords declared that the previous system of detaining foreign terrorism suspects without trial, or without prospect of deportation, breached human rights.

They quickly declared that the bombing was all Mr Netanyahu's doing and would not be allowed to derail prospects for new peace negotiations with Mr Barak's incoming government.

(Iran declared that the materials were forgeries).

He declared that the Met had changed.

Earlier this year, the bank declared that prospects for growth in Australia's residential property market are the worst in 30 years.