Sentence examples for declares that the current from inspiring English sources

In his 27 August letter to Córdova, Smith declares that "the current review work is 5% complete, which implies that this oversight initiative will span at least 12 months".

Mario Vargas Llosa declares that the current financial crisis will be a "good period" and "very stimulating" for literary pursuits.

The central bank declared that: "The current massive overvaluation of the Swiss franc poses an acute threat to the Swiss economy and carries the risk of a deflationary development".

James Poterba, the director of the National Bureau of Economic Research, which recently declared that the current recession started last December, talks about the recession.

By giving itself a few extra days, the committee is hoping to either persuade Mr. Dell and Silver Lake to raise their offer or declare that the current bid is best and final.

The suit asked Judge John Gleeson of Federal District Court to declare that the current system "imposes a severe burden on the candidates' and voters' fundamental right to vote" and requested that the court bar the conventions.

In officially declaring that the current recession began in December 2007, the National Bureau of Economic Research paid little heed to the fact that the nation's gross domestic product actually expanded slightly in the first and second quarters of 2008.

Though Mr Juncker said Europe needs a thorough debate on growth, he read out a statement from ministers declaring that the current strategy for fiscal consolidation (ie, austerity) "remains appropriate".

Last year the supreme court raised pressure on MPs to act by suggesting that it had the power to declare that the current law, which makes it illegal for people to take their own lives, is "incompatible" with human rights.

Working in Rome, Dionysus declared that the current year was AD 525, based on the birth of Christ taking place in the year 1 (there being no Western concept at the time of zero).

He called for a significant overhaul in the regulation of the financial industry, declaring that the current system of supervision was "confusing" and generated "perverse" incentives for financial participants.