Sentence examples for declared to carry from inspiring English sources
Its purpose was, he declared, to carry "the best of everything into the greatest number of homes".
The oath of a communicant, for example, is declared to carry more weight than that of a non-Christian; and baptism and religious observance are also addressed.
The war powers thus invest "the president, as commander in chief, with the power to wage war which Congress has declared, and to carry into effect all laws passed by Congress for the conduct of war and for the government and regulation of the armed forces, and all laws defining and punishing offences against the law of nations, including those which pertain to the conduct of war".
When women are by law declared unfit to carry out essential functions of the armed services because of their gender, they are not treated equally.
His son Gavin, Independent News & Media's chief operating officer is the favourite to succeed him, but O'Reilly has declared his intention to carry on until 2009, by which time he will be 74.
For now, a dozen people have declared their intention to carry the Reform banner, but only Patrick J. Buchanan, the former Republican and conservative commentator, has any kind of name recognition.
Ricky Ponting has declared his intention to carry on playing for Australia as he battles to arrest a recent slump in form.
Thirty high-ranking officers headed by General Le Van Ty declared their resolve to carry out all missions entrusted to the army for the defense of the constitution and the Republic.
The comment was a reference to last week's decision by the constitutional court to declare her competent to carry out the pre-trial process.
After that game the dejected Italian admitted he would consider his future over the weekend, but today he declared: "I am determined to carry on.
Members of the Ukrainian parliament, who abandoned Yanukovich after this week's bloodshed, applauded and sang the national anthem after declaring him constitutionally unable to carry out his duties.
