Sentence examples for has declared to be from inspiring English sources

Francis is releasing it during a year he has declared to be a Jubilee of Mercy.

That falls below the $900 billion threshold that Mr Obama has declared to be the most he can support.

(He has served two five-year terms, which he has declared to be the limit for the office).

"And unlike other organisations that can change their policies and even their doctrines, our policies are determined by the truths God has declared to be unchangeable".

But Jones, as evidenced by Thursday's power show of two home runs in a 6-0 Atlanta win over the Padres, still has some game in what he has declared to be his last season.

The environmentalists say the new path would threaten one of only two bird-watching areas in New York State that the National Audubon Society has declared to be of international significance.

Throughout the afternoon they appeared to be on a mission to parade through all 11 areas the government had declared to be off limits.

Ultimately it allowed Al Qaeda to gain a foothold in a country that American intelligence, in 2007, had declared to be "inoculated" against all kinds of foreign extremist movements.

With patience and persistence, the two leaders have a chance to reorder relations and achieve the kind of cooperation both have declared to be their ultimate goal.

Another poll Monday showed Mr. Giuliani slightly trailing both Mr. McCain and Mitt Romney in Florida, a state that Mr. Giuliani had declared to be his fortress.

With the Principle of Consciousness Reinhold believed he had uncovered that "common root" of thought and sensibility, which Kant had declared to be unknowable.