Sentence examples for declaring publicly from inspiring English sources

In December , 1990 Shevardnadze resigned his post, declaring publicly, "A dictatorship is coming".

It's really astonishing to see Fed governors declaring publicly that monetary tightening should occure sooner rather than later.

Had the "hundreds" of Persian- and Pashto-language Bibles been found earlier, these foreigners might too have been arrested -- or that is what the Taliban are declaring publicly.

Finally, it was Mr. Meunier's turn, but before he could ask an actual question, he couldn't resist declaring publicly what he'd been muttering all afternoon.

The Palestinian Authority should make Israel an offer it can't refuse by leapfrogging the logjam and declaring publicly that it is prepared to accept the outlines of the deal that successive Israeli governments have put on the table.

Therefore Syria is entitled, before declaring publicly what it will give to Israel, to an Israeli assurance that it will get back all the Golan, plus areas Syria encroached upon before the 1967 war.

"I want to declare publicly that I propose to work with them, irrespective of party affiliation".

"The pivot is a very stupid choice," Jin Canrong, a professor of international relations, declared publicly.

A week after that briefing, Bush had declared publicly that the United States was "winning" in Iraq.

Roy Innis, a black activist, declared publicly that the campaign would not be welcome in Harlem.

He declared publicly in late January that he wanted to be traded.