Sentence examples for events declared from inspiring English sources

Armenians have waged an international campaign to have the events declared genocide.

Investigators have failed to find a cause of death in roughly half the 60 mortality events declared since the first one in 1991.

The legislation extends to the families of victims of the attacks the tax benefits available to families of military personnel who die while on active duty, as well as victims of other events declared as disasters by the president, including fires, floods, snowstorms and earthquakes.

The average number of false events declared is again negligible (see column 2 of Table 5).

where T E is the total number of events across the 1000 simulations, and N FE is the total number of false events declared across the 1000 simulations.

The percentage of target events detected (%E) and the average number of false events declared (#FE) are then given as follows: begin{array}rcl@ text{%E} &=& 100 times N_{E}/T_{E} end{array} (39).

Those, myself included, who paced around the edges of these events declaring the action inadequate should admit – despite the inadequacy – that they acted in the right spirit.

The trade minister, Steven Ciobo, has given a spirited defence of politicians charging taxpayers to attend major sports events, declaring they are work-related expenses because they allow businesses and other organisations to "showcase themselves".

The surest way to do that would be to order an independent investigation of the March 1st events, declare an amnesty for recent political detainees, and form a cabinet untainted by graft, suggests Anahit Bakshian, an opposition member of parliament.The Americans are threatening to freeze millions of dollars in aid.

While Morrison dead bats every attempt to ask questions about last year's events, declaring the contest is about the future, and characterising leadership as a preoccupation of the "Canberra bubble" – Dutton was unapologetic about making a play for the Liberal leadership during a debate on the ABC against the Labor candidate for Dickson, Ali France.

In a strange turn of events, declaring love for Queen and country has become an anti-establishment sport.