Sentence examples for declared water from inspiring English sources

"On paper, you have declared water is a human right.

So far, New Jersey officials have declared water warnings, the second level of alert, in five of the state's six regions.

A half mile away, Sumon Ali, a 20-year-old mechanic, said inspectors declared water from the tube well behind his auto repair shop contaminated two years ago.

Urban water supplies are also taxed by population growth as well as checkered management, in part because there is little money to manage anything, but also because the government nationalized the water company a few years ago, having declared water a human right.

Meanwhile in Vermont, politicians smartened up years ago and declared water a public trust.

On July 28 the United Nations declared 'Water a Fundamental Human Right.' It was a historic vote at the UN -- 122 countries voted in favor of the resolution, more than 40 countries abstained including U. S., Canada and several industrialized countries.

By declaring water a "public good", it said, the proposed reforms had "a clear intent on expropriating [private] water rights".

The crowd carried signs declaring "Water is Life" and "Don't Feed the Pilgrim," and decrying "Genocide Appreciation Day".

The SJRWMD has also set minimum levels for the lakes and tributaries in the St. Johns watersheds to monitor permitted water withdrawals and declare water shortages when necessary.

Miles later, by the side of the road, stands a small encampment--tents, a camp kitchen, a group of people watching the road warily, banners declaring water, not oil, as sacred.

It's "flat-out false," "inappropriate," and doesn't "hold water," declared New York mayor Bill de Blasio.