Sentence examples for firmly declared that from inspiring English sources

In 1946, Salvador Toscano challenged the attribution of shaft tomb artifacts to the Tarascans, a challenge that was echoed in 1957 by Miguel Covarrubias who firmly declared that Tarascan culture appeared only "after the 10th century".

But the editorial page firmly declared that it was time for a change in the White House, arguing that Mr. Romney's business experience and record of leadership prepared him for the Oval Office.

The ranking F.B.I. agent in the case, Gary M. Bald, stepped forward and firmly declared that the chief's efforts had been "instrumental in our being able to pursue the investigation".

OVER A DECADE ago most market watchers firmly declared that the Great Bull Market that had begun in 1982 was over.

Soon after, Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister, Danny Ayalon, quietly but firmly declared that any further online assaults would be treated as acts of terrorism.

It wasn't in vain, when in 1982 the newly elected "black-yellow" CDU government still firmly declared that Germany was "no immigration country".

And though education was always a core part of the Met's mission, this design by Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates firmly declares that education is not supplementary but central to the life of the Met.

It should firmly declare that the First Amendment does not exempt religious entities from accountability for exposing children to harm.

The Supreme Court should firmly declare that the First Amendment does not exempt religious entities from accountability for exposing children to harm.

Speaking of his military's "invincible spirit", Mr Kim said: "We can firmly declare that we can fight and win against the US anywhere".

Greene had a blind spot when it came to most female writers, firmly declaring that he had not read -- and obviously had no intention of reading -- "Pride and Prejudice".