Sentence examples for definitive declarations from inspiring English sources

The written statement issued by the bureau amounted to one of the most definitive declarations by a law enforcement official that he doubts that the pair had any accomplices who would carrying on with the murders.

The story of what happened to the prewar intelligence estimates of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction has already been endlessly picked apart, spun and turned to campaign fodder as members of President Bush's cabinet backpedal from the definitive declarations made a year ago.

The blueprint document contained concessions to Sinn Fein that were intended to induce the I.R.A. to make a definitive declaration.

But several "draft Gore" groups around the country are, and they are using them to marshal their efforts — and perhaps as leverage to prompt a more definitive declaration from him.

The numbers of Salafists, in particular, represented the most definitive declaration yet that they represent a formidable force in Egyptian politics, riding an ascent since the revolution that has surprised and unnerved many secular and liberal activists — and poses new challenges to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Naturally, this announcement from Wix does not in and of itself constitute a definitive declaration that it will go public, or even set a date to do so, nor does it act as an offer to sell or solicit securities.

From this can we not call bullshit on the very definitive declaration by the defense that the webserver was explicitly configured to deny external connections?" wrote one Hacker News commenter.

There have been instances of litigation over the termination of life support even though there was a fully executed living will, because family declined to permit the non-family member to conclude the process since there was not a definitive declaration of wishes other than the living will form.

AC: I realize I disappoint people who are seeking a definitive declaration of "for or against".

Following State Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby's passionate and definitive declaration of wrongdoing and negligence by law enforcement, as autopsy results ruled Gray's death a homicide, glimpses of hope have broken through thick clouds of looming uncertainty.

"We have no reason to think she is opposed to the consent decree, but folks have not heard any really definitive declaration from Pugh that it is important to her, and something that she sees as important for Baltimore," says Huffman.