Sentence examples for it often declared from inspiring English sources

They said it often declared that immigrants with valid papers were not authorized to work.

If the software was configured to find the "best" 3 or 4 clusters it often declared false positives, declaring a cluster when only 2 or 3 QTL were present.

American officials all but rule out the possibility that Iraq, as it has often declared, actually possesses no weapons of this kind.

It may be that the political potency of gay marriage-bashing in years past — ballot referendums in states like Ohio, it is often declared, were helpful to President George W. Bush's 2004 re-election — was exaggerated.

While leaving money on the table is sometimes true, it is a statement that is often declared prematurely.

HSBC is a bank with a wavering affiliation to the UK that has often declared its willingness to depart for Hong Kong.

These clerics considered the Islamic sect Kaafir or heretic and often declared its adherents Wajib ul Qatal or worthy of death.

The revolution, as the president has often declared, may be peaceful but it is armed.

Benjamin never did join the Party, though he agonized over it, just as he continually postponed his often declared plans to learn Hebrew and move to Palestine.

She often declared she would have preferred it, believing that the seriousness of her intent would have been better recognised, and her vulnerability to the machinations of the popular entertainment industry reduced.

It involves the engineering of parts and systems, and is often declared to be a practical 'proof' of mathematical models and design strategies.