Sentence examples for declaring that it has from inspiring English sources

Third, Iran has greatly accelerated its uranium enrichment program, declaring that it has recently added an additional 6,000 centrifuges to its existing enrichment cascade of 3,000 centrifuges.

This week, Billington gave the production's West End transfer five stars, declaring that it "has lost none of its visceral excitement, political resonance or textual clarity".

The Academy, faced with an entirely justified barrage of anger regarding the lack of black nominees, put on a show to acknowledge, and to mock, its omissions while also publicly declaring that it has made concrete and practical changes in the hope of doing better next year and beyond.

In a bit of national publicity that must be welcome to any exhibition opening in the middle of August, Michael Samuels of the Board of Deputies of British Jews has condemned the Chapman brothers' piece, calling it "tasteless" and declaring that it has "absolutely no artistic value whatsoever".

Barely a day goes by without a company or consortium declaring that it has entered the B2B arena.

Punk, however, later changed CM into a pseudo-acronym, declaring that it has no meaning, though when asked since he has taken to making up meanings that fit the initials, going so far as to make up long stories to explain the origins that do not match the actual origin story at all.

So naturally, when Oronte (Marcus Dean Fuller) proudly recites the sonnet he has just composed, Alceste declares that "it has neither taste nor honesty nor passion".

The provisional government formally ceased to exist, declaring that it had accomplished its objectives.

The Provisional Government of Northern Epirus formally ceased to exist, declaring that it had accomplished its objectives.

The book is the last bastion of the analog, he said, declaring that it had now entered the digital age.

The first meeting, in April, ended badly, with North Korea declaring that it had nuclear weapons and might sell them.