Sentence examples for firmly declaring from inspiring English sources
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".
Aside from cost, Mr. Lazio drew sharp distinctions between his plan and Mrs. Clinton's, firmly declaring his support for federally financed vouchers -- although he avoided using that word, instead calling for "opportunity scholarships," which would provide money to parents in struggling school districts for their children's enrollment in private schools.
After firmly declaring a "no" when asked if the President has any authority to strike US citizens on US soil, Attorney General Eric Holder revealed this week that any individual, acting in the vaguely-defined "enemy of the state" capacity, is subject to lethal military force abroad.
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.
As one instrument after another ended in splinters, the Who firmly declared themselves proponents of making violent rage a form of rock catharsis.
Speaking of his military's "invincible spirit", Mr Kim said: "We can firmly declare that we can fight and win against the US anywhere".
Thereafter, Microsoft firmly declared its intentions to offer a more inclusive experience for non-gamers and casual players with its new Kinect motion camera.
Standing a few feet away at the register, Angela, Mr. Doukas's wife, just as firmly declared her commitment to Mr. McCain, of Arizona.
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.
It is remarkable that one of Australia's largest coal barons has firmly declared his support for renewables, taking action on global warming, and introducing an emissions trading scheme.
