Sentence examples for it might declare from inspiring English sources

While it might declare success prematurely, as with the recent H-bomb claims, North Korea has an established track record of getting there eventually.

The Commission on Elections said it might declare a "failure of elections" in several areas in and around Mindanao, where voting could not be held because of violence, including fighting between the military and Islamist insurgents.

Yet this week, as the number of anthrax attacks mounted, the White House abruptly warned Bayer that it might declare an emergency override of the company's Cipro patent unless it lowered the price.

Though the site would initially be used for antimissile testing, the Pentagon has said it might declare Fort Greely a working national missile defense site as early as 2004.

If Ando brought aspirin to market now, it might cost $13 a pill till the patent expired, except in Maine, where the state would probably force Ando to sell it for a dime, and Brazil, where they might declare it in the public interest to ignore the patent.

An organization might declare it wants movers and shakers yet signal something else by doing things that drive great talent away.

At the time when Bultmann first proposed this de-mythologizing approach Jaspers was widely (although erroneously) identified with the liberal wing of Protestant theology, and it was perhaps expected that he might declare sympathy for Bultmann's hermeneutical approach.

In April 1931 there was a danger that Catalonia might declare its independence within a federal state.

Walser's sentences might declare the need for obedience, order, subservience, but those declarations are dissolved in the agitations of his syntax.

For example, your sibling might declare, "I am stupid" in an attempt to trick you into saying it.

It is exactly a year since the Israelis left the strip, and prophets had whispered that he might declare a Palestinian republic there.