Sentence examples for infamous declaration from inspiring English sources

Then came Obama's infamous declaration about Bashar al-Assad crossing "a red line" if he used chemical weapons against civilians.

Following the "children overboard" incident in October 2001 – and the deaths of 353 men, women and children in the Siev X disaster – asylum seekers were a major political issue and Howard went to a federal election with his infamous declaration that "we will decide who comes to this country and the manner in which they come".

This sort of criticism of auterism has received a more theoretical formulation within postmodernism, with its famous (or infamous) declaration of the death of the author.

Four months before Chamberlain's now infamous declaration of peace, on 14 May 1938, the English national football team played Germany in front of 110,000 spectators at the Olympiastadion in Berlin.

From the inception of his campaign and his now infamous declaration that Mexicans living in the US are "rapists" and "criminals"—Trump has made immigration the defining issue of his White House bid.

James's now-infamous declaration live on ESPN last July — "This fall, I'm going to take my talents to South Beach" — made the Heat the most despised team in the league.

Even before Mr. Nagin angered many whites with a speech in January predicting that the city would be "chocolate" once again, his previous base of support in the largely white Uptown neighborhoods here had begun to wither — a fact the now-infamous declaration may merely have recognized, since it appeared to be a bid for black support.

The presentational one was his now infamous premature declaration of victory aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, and the banner reading "Mission Accomplished".

Since the infamous unilateral declaration of independence in 1965 made by the white government of Ian Smith in what was then Rhodesia - in an effort to block the extension of suffrage to the country's black majority - the cry of democracy has been ignored.

The Americans -- fresh off their now infamous Dream Team declaration -- face Australia in the knockout round Wednesday, but fiercer opponents await.

Gillen points out how the infamous Taney declaration of the Dred Scott decision (the black man has no rights that the white man is bound to respect) can be seen reified in the way that students have no interests that schools are bound to respect.