Sentence examples for declaring the need from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush cleared it by publicly declaring the need for "tax revenue increases".

Mr. Cameron was not alone in declaring the need for a broader look at Fleet Street.

For evangelicals, "accepting Christ" is at the heart of becoming a genuine Christian, and refers to acknowledging sin and declaring the need for Jesus Christ as savior.

Within days of his donation to the Tory party, the main contender for the leadership, Michael Portillo, was declaring the need to engage with a changing, modern world.

Maryland governor Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency, activating the state's 5,000 national guard personnel with an executive order declaring the need "to protect the lives and property of citizens".

The next time you hear one of those politicians declaring the need to crack down on civil liberties or immigrant rights because of the need for absolute "war" against terrorism bear all this in mind.

Walser's sentences might declare the need for obedience, order, subservience, but those declarations are dissolved in the agitations of his syntax.

Speakers declared the need to uphold the rule of law, and that Najaf's shrines were no one's personal property.

In a similar vein, Anti-Climacus, the pseudonymous author of Indøvelse i Christendom (1850; Training in Christianity), declared the need "again to introduce Christianity into Christendom".

No sooner was the Brexit out of the bag than Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness, deputy first minister for Northern Ireland, declared the need for a poll on Irish reunification.

Tsipras was then forced to declare the need for a fresh mandate to further consolidate his power and implement the bailout package.