Sentence examples for language declaring from inspiring English sources

It also added language declaring that the new law would not restrict the existing authority of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in terrorism matters.

He also knows how to talk the panel's language, declaring the design is the result of the corporate triumvirate of "design, market research and marketing".

That ruling swept aside the arguments of the Gore legal team with unusually brusque language, declaring that they had produced "no credible evidence" to shore up their case.

– President Obama, seeking to quell a storm of criticism from Republicans and pro-Israel groups over his support for Israel, directed the Democratic Party to amend its platform to restore language declaring Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.

— President Obama, seeking to quell a storm of criticism from Republicans and pro-Israel groups, directed the Democratic Party on Wednesday to amend its platform to restore language declaring Jerusalem the Israeli capital.

Under Mr. Hoyte, Guyana, the only South American country where English is the official language, declared a moratorium on nationalizing private companies, and welcomed management changes in the sugar industry and investment in gold and bauxite mining.

Luís Figo had come over to the left wing and his body language declared that he saw opportunity for his refined right foot, even though the angle would have discouraged most.

The bill's language declares that "a public officer who refuses to undergo the drug testing required by this section shall resign the public office that he or she holds".

In 1988, Morris Golden, after describing Gray as a "poet's poet" and places him "within the pantheon of those poets with whom familiarity is inescapable for anyone educated in the English language" declared that in "the 'Elegy Written in a Country Church-yard,' mankind has felt itself to be directly addressed by a very sympathetic, human voice".

As if to preempt any outcry, the building now bears a sign in five languages declaring: "There is no proof that prophet Muhammad was born in this place, so it is forbidden to make this place specific for praying, supplicating or get blessing".

As a professional simultaneous interpreter at the United Nations, I can testify that all too often people who "know" foreign languages declare themselves to be interpreters.