Sentence examples for declared the issue from inspiring English sources

In injecting itself into the dispute — beginning last year when Mrs. Clinton declared the issue a matter of "national interest" — the United States has emphasized the area's crucial role as a conduit for maritime trade.

Spinning the family connection in a less appealing direction, Mr. Doronila declared: "The issue is that the acquisitions have revealed Mr. Aquino to be a pampered son of a wealthy family living an unfrugal life".

The proposal must be approved by the Legislature, and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Bronx Democrat and the chairman of the Assembly's committee on aging, declared the issue "my No. 1 priority".

O'Neill Surber explored the lyrics of Pink Floyd and declared the issue of non-being a common theme in their music.

The next day, the House defeated the motion by a vote of 175 to 123, with six cabinet ministers voting against it, and Harper declared the issue settled.

After the talks broke down over the inflation demand, Senate Republicans emerged from a closed-door meeting on Sunday afternoon to declare the issue off the table for now.

Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant, who signed a more sweeping discriminatory bill into law shortly after HB2 was passed, also chimed in, joining Tennessee Senator and chair of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Lamar Alexander in declaring the issue a matter "better left to the states".

The existing approaches declare the issues solved by consensus.

Griffin declared the back issue that prompted him to withdraw from Team USA this summer a non-issue, saying he was fully healthy after a summer of conditioning.

During World War I The Masses took an antiwar stand, and in July 1917 the U.S. postmaster general declared the August 1917 issue "unmailable" under the Espionage Act of 1917; the magazine's second-class mailing permit was later revoked, and it ceased publication at the end of 1917.

An hour later, Mr Windsor and Mr Oakeshott came out for Ms Gillard, giving her the magic 76 seats' worth of support.Mr Windsor declared the two issues that swung his decision were Labor's plan to build a national fibre-optic broadband network (which Mr Abbott had pledged to scrap); and the government's pledge to increase investment in renewable energy to fight climate change.