Sentence examples for declaring it is from inspiring English sources

I would also point out that in declaring "it is far better... that the surpluses be lowered by tax reductions than by spending increases," Mr. Greenspan was out of bounds.

On Saturday, The Boston Globe reported that foundation president Barbara Picower had sent out an e-mail declaring, "it is with great sadness that I write to inform you that the Picower Foundation has ceased all grant-making, effective immediately, and will close its doors in the coming months".

The rhetoric was standard flackery for energy conglomerates, declaring "it is fundamentally unfair to hold union members' livelihoods and their families' financial security hostage to endless delay".

Yet in the end, the pasha, to the surprise of the audience, reverses the common stereotype and releases the Europeans in a Saladin-esque magnanimous gesture, declaring "it is a greater pleasure to repay with good deeds an injustice suffered, rather than punish evil with evil".

Truman never put American troops in harm's way in the Middle East, nor did he allow himself to get trapped between a rock and a hard place, as the president has by rejecting a containment strategy (Truman's way of dealing with the Soviet Union) for Iran and declaring "it is unacceptable for Iran to have a nuclear weapon".

Though the affects of the bill on Amazon seem fairly straightforward, Friedland notes eBay is not a direct seller but a marketplace and could complicate matters by declaring it is not its job to police its sellers.

In a 1956 front page editorial, headlined "Rock 'n Roll Babies thee Daily Mail declared:It is deplorable.

Schweppes once sold its tonic water by declaring it was "curiously refreshing".

En route to our apartment, the thirteen year old declared "it wasn't what I expected".

IN 1984 Ronald Reagan's campaign aired a syrupy ad declaring: "It's Morning Again in America".

Of such a move, the Globe quoted Menino as declaring, "It's just common sense".