Sentence examples for declaring instead from inspiring English sources
On reaching 60, he recanted, declaring instead he would call it a day whenever Clive Brittain did so.
But the European Union refused to give her that much time, declaring instead that the British Parliament must decide what it wants to do by April 12.
The kingdom's most senior religious authority, the Grand Mufti, Sheikh Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh, recently scolded a fellow scholar for suggesting that celebrating birthdays was a harmless thing to do, declaring instead that such festivities are sinfully unIslamic.
Last week, Dr. Dean became the first Democrat to decline taxpayer financing, calling it "a broken system" and declaring instead that he will try to raise $200 million to keep pace with Mr. Bush.
Late Friday, by a vote of 268 to 251, the assembly's commissioners approved the amendment that rules out any official sanction of same-sex unions, declaring instead that the Bible and the church's historic confessions of faith "teach that God's intention for all people is to live either in fidelity within the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman or in chastity in singleness".
Clarke might be able to patch this up by changing his account of the nature of freedom: declaring instead that one chooses freely just in case one has the power to choose otherwise provided infinite power extends to the choice to do otherwise.
If he declares instead that your behaviour is "inappropriate", he brings out the big guns.
In a subtle re-branding exercise he declared instead for "liberal internationalism", which he defined in the following way.
Mr. Ott held up the belt buckle and declared, "Instead of a gun or a crowbar, they used a trick, a scheme".
In a June, 2013, speech about the alleged failure of unnamed Islamic leaders to speak out against terrorism, he declared, "Instead of responding, silence has made these Islamic leaders across America potentially complicit in these acts".
With a grand flourish he could declare instead that he will match Labour in 1999 – a freakishly low spending year in which spending fell to less than 36% of GDP.
