Sentence examples for earliest declaration from inspiring English sources

Possibly the earliest declaration that "sustainability is dead" was by Alan AtKisson in 2006, and in 2010 Advertising Age included "sustainable" in its "jargoniest jargon" list.

"Huh, I wonder if Beefy et al are quite so cocky about an early declaration now?" tuts David Taylor.

Mr. Kibaki should renounce his re-election — the electoral commission's chairman said he was pressured into an early declaration.

Certainly the short note added substance to his earlier declaration: "I'm close to the big four-oh.

By 2007, local Ohio media had already taken to gently ribbing Mona frontman Nick Brown for his earlier declaration that he would be "bigger than Bono".

Spanish stock market rules dictate that a company must make an early declaration about any deal in the offing, prompting last week's announcement.

This early declaration of victory — and Bush's arrival in a fighter jet, wearing a flight suit — was a spectacular photo opportunity.

Updating his early declaration, Dean called for unity by deriding the D.L.C. as "sort of the Republican part of the Democratic Party -- the Republican wing of the Democratic Party".

As a strangely opaque statement, it comes only second to Rupert's earlier declaration that "This is the most humble day of my life".

Combine this with Cartagena's early declaration of independence in the 19th century, and you can see why Simón Bolívar named the city La Heroica.

The governor's decrees, like his early declaration under pressure from victims' families that the footprints of the towers be preserved as a memorial, sometimes created public opinion as much as reflected it.