Sentence examples for declaring otherwise from inspiring English sources

States are generally immune from suits for damages unless Congress has invoked a valid basis for declaring otherwise.

Apparently the company has "data" that subscribers like this autoplay feature, despite countless think-pieces declaring otherwise.

In which case, you could face a hefty fine if you've declared otherwise.

"As much as the army would like to declare otherwise, the war in Algeria is not over".

But Asada declared otherwise, saying it had previously told the AFL Prismall should not be in the job while suspended.

Prof George Williams and Anne Twomey told Guardian Australia senators were entitled to sit and vote until the high court declares otherwise or a court finding triggers a vacancy.

The appellate panel said today that, in matters unrelated to the Judicial Watch case, the White House could continue to operate under that assumption unless a court declared otherwise.

But the music declared otherwise with earthy, distorted riffs — twangy roots-rock marches and choppy postpunk dissonances — leading into brash, extended solos that climbed from chiseled melodic lines to racing, spiraling, frenetic peaks.

But while it had been clear for days that Mr. Salomon and his followers would once again get nowhere near the Temple Mount, major figures among Palestinians and Israeli Arabs declared otherwise.

The Bangkok Post struck a typical tone of pride and menace in its birthday eulogy for the king in December: "The Thai people's love for his majesty is so ingrained in the national psyche that to declare otherwise is unthinkable".Within palace circles, however, there is a dawning realisation that change is coming.

The British Heart Foundation BHFF) said it was worried by the "desperate shortage" of donors and called on other parts of the UK to follow Wales in introducing a system by which people are assumed to be prepared to donate organs unless they declare otherwise.