Sentence examples for effective declaration from inspiring English sources

Union leaders said the action was an effective declaration of war.

Jahanara Imam was flying a black flag and the flag of the Bengali Home ("Bangla Desh") from her rooftop when the protests were met with an effective declaration of war.

According to the Daily Telegraph, the choice will be viewed as an "effective declaration of war" on the corporation, and it says the future of the £145.50-a-year licence fee is now in doubt.

In fact, ErrataSec researcher Robert Graham blogged that the new regulations amount to an effective declaration of a "war on hackers".

Consequently, one should also assume that only people who are involved in an attempt to create a social entity can make an effective declaration.

Effective declarations also foster credibility; by making a statement of intent on the record, you provide stakeholders with words to measure your actions against.

The declaration, effective 1 January 1863, proclaimed all those enslaved in Confederate states to be forever free – but there had been emancipations before.

It can be an effective tactic because declarations about murdered babies and the seizure of meat attract coverage (like this article), rile up the base, and are easier to make than nuanced arguments about Democrats' real positions.

In a statement on its site, WikiLeaks said that in a meeting with Assange's legal adviser in May, the Australian government had issued "an effective 'declaration of abandonment', refusing to protect Mr Assange, or make any requests on his behalf".

Dirksen spoke first on the bill's behalf, saying that "legislation is needed if the unequivocal mandate of the 15th Amendment ... is to be enforced and made effective, and if the Declaration of Independence is to be made truly meaningful".

Declaration on effective waterway infrastructure maintenance on the Danube and its navigable tributaries.