Sentence examples for into a declaration from inspiring English sources
They may however be forced into a declaration by instructions from some of the states, or by other incidents.
He can turn a sigh into a declaration of love, but he can't turn minor soft-core shocks into poetry.
The new allies provoked the Austrians into a declaration of war in April 1859, and Napoleon led his armies across the Alps.
The criminal brand evolved into a declaration of pride with the rise of prison tattooing, while the drifting caste of seamen treated the tattoo as a trademark.
But its apparent incitement to "raise your voice/start a feud" soon resolves into a declaration of infatuation as much erotic as political, just one of several sly double-takes offered throughout the album.
Bismarck edited William's telegraphed description of this interview, and on July 14 he published this provocative message (the Ems telegram), which accomplished his purposes of infuriating the French government and provoking it into a declaration of war.
This stung the Order into issuing a declaration of war against Poland on 6 August, which Władysław received on 14 August in Nowy Korczyn.
Over a period of years, the Soviet intelligence services tried to brainwash Hartmann into signing a declaration that he was, as they charged, a war criminal, having killed defenseless civilians.
It cited the festival's program, planned and announced before the government had come into power, as "a declaration of openness and plurality".
It is a call to manhood which artist Glenn Ligon incorporates into his work, a declaration of manhood which Ossie Davis used to eulogize Malcolm X, a declaration of manhood aroused in Ferguson in response to the assault on black male bodies to this day.
The idea that there was once a time when American soldiers never went into battle without a declaration of war is an Edenic fantasy — an exercise in nostalgia for a past that never was, like the idea that the government used to belong to "the people" and now serves "the special interests".
