Sentence examples for entirely declare from inspiring English sources

Obama should surprise them with another direction entirely: declare Bush tax cuts, like the Bush administration itself, over.

With Congress resisting President Trump's plans for a border wall, he has turned to a move meant to circumvent Congress entirely: declaring a national emergency.

But it was something else entirely to declare at a press conference -- apparently without telling Ms. Hanover -- that he and his wife would pursue a formal separation.

Cable, not entirely joking, declared the event a "love-in" at one point.

This means making a fixed monthly payment over five years instead of writing off debt entirely by declaring ourselves bankrupt.

A Conservative spokesman said that Shapps's "involvement in business has always been entirely properly declared with the parliamentary authorities and subsequently ministerial authorities", including being cleared by Sir Bob Kerslake, the head of the civil service.

Not only do they dial back on the amount of juice advised for children at all ages and reject its substitution for fruit for children under 6, but they add something entirely new, declaring that pediatricians should advocate less fruit juice, both with parents and patients and as national policy.

It is now commonplace and not entirely bombastic to declare that Wall Street is dead.

NB: I'm not certain it's entirely relevant to declare an interest when being so critical of an employer but, for the record, I write a weekly column for the Standard.

I have seen these misconceptions about boxers and I declare them entirely false.

Can any Germans declare themselves entirely free of this original sin? "Of course, I've thought a lot about these questions over the years.