Sentence examples for declared to have made from inspiring English sources

In fact, all educators with institutional provision declared to have made these changes, as shown in Tables 3 and 4. In contrast, from those educators who had not had institutional provision, 84% declared to have made these changes.

Whether the slowdown at LaGuardia moved that along isn't clear, but at least one member of Congress took to Twitter to declare it had made the difference.

Since the hardest part of building a bomb is getting hold of the highly enriched uranium or plutonium for its explosive core, the inspectors had been spending most of their time at the behest of member governments—simply accounting for the nuclear material that was known to exist (because countries had declared they had made it).

Brave to the last, the little Scouse firecracker emotionally declared: "It has made me think, will this be worth the trouble?

By the end of the four days, several faculty members declared they had made progress.

As FAIR wrote, A November 4 New York Times story, for example, declared that Giuliani "has made no serious effort to shade his positions to appeal to the social conservatives".

Hodgson declared that Wigan had made a bid – believed to be no more than £4m – for his striker Peter Odemwingie, but that the player would not be sold.

To do so is not to declare that you've made a donation.

But that is precisely what Sarkozy did last week when he stood beside Kagame in Kigali and declared that France had made mistakes during the genocide, and had to reckon with them.

But on Dec. 12 a Hamas bomb and gun attack killed 10 Israelis in the West Bank, prompting the Israeli government to declare that Mr. Arafat had made himself "irrelevant" and break off all contact with him.

More cautious than Drudge, however, Zogby says that it's too early to declare that McCain has made decisive gains over Obama.