Sentence examples for got to declare from inspiring English sources

Speaking on 5AA with David Penbarthy, Howard said Nick Xenophon "had a view on everything" but noted "you've really got to declare yourself, you can't have it both ways – you can't have the purity of abstinent independence but have a view on everything".

Without any formal testing, I've got to declare it a tie.

"We've got to declare a national emergency," said Carville, his voice rising to the kind of pitch he used so often in the Clinton campaign's war room.

— to bring some clarity to the question of who gets to declare war.

As it went along, viewers should have found themselves urgently wondering: Does the president get to declare war on anyone he wants?

By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 11 , 2018It is well past time for Congress to if not repeal then to seriously revise the Authorization for Use of Military Force — to bring some clarity to the question of who gets to declare war.

Luckily for Mr. Bush, the frustrating search for Osama bin Laden somehow morphed into a good old-fashioned war, the kind where you seize the enemy's capital and get to declare victory after a cheering crowd pulls down the tyrant's statue.

Daniel Morgan Shelley does well as Guildenstern and in three other roles, but as the conquering Fortinbras, he curiously doesn't get to declare the play's final conciliatory lines.

We may not get to declare it while looking stunning on a cover of a magazine, but still it deserves a listen.

First, the president doesn't get to declare things unconstitutional on his or her own say-so -- the president is entitled to his or her opinion, but that's all it is, an opinion.

But when he gets to declaring his support for feminism, the author's reasoning is odd: "I support feminism.