Sentence examples for his declaration to from inspiring English sources

Few today, for instance, would agree with his declaration: "to read science-fiction is to read Simak.

The first was his declaration to do "whatever it takes" to help defend the Asian democracy, presumably against a China that claims the territory for its own.

Brad Hodge's beanfeast in Perth a year ago, when Ponting delayed his declaration to enable the Victorian to reach his double-century, bought him only two more Tests.

On October 1, 1939 Eikhe sent his declaration to Stalin in which he categorically denied his guilt and asked for an examination of his case.

Chiming loudest of all, perhaps, is his declaration to America during the civil rights struggle: 'I don't have to be what you want me to be.

The governor expanded his request to Mr. Bush on Tuesday afternoon, asking him to raise his declaration to "major disaster," which would affect how the state is reimbursed later.

"But as far as we can tell the payments he received and his declarations to tax authorities were all above board.

The lead single "4101," a tense build-up of apprenhensive choral moans and punishing busts of distortion, underlines his stated declaration to "come to terms with his goal of leaving dance music as it is, [and being] free to explore ideas of rhythm, bass, sound design... without having to shape any of these elements to fit preconceived ideas or rules".

His latest declaration to party members comes as both his own and the government's poll ratings have slid sharply amid a huge corruption scandal at the state-run energy company Petrobras and a severe economic downturn.

In his first declaration to M. Venizelos, the Minister maintained that a Greco-Bulgarian condominium had been established at Salonica.

The Jacobean Forde House (1610) was visited by William, prince of Orange, the successful 17th-century contender for the English throne (as William III) who first read his famous declaration to the people of England at Newton Abbot market cross.