Sentence examples for letter declaring that from inspiring English sources

One day in 1988, the family received a government letter declaring that a railroad was going to be built through the neighborhood.

Andrew Mason began his company's S-1 with a letter declaring that "Life is too short to be a boring company".

He was one of fifty senior Republican national-security officials who recently signed a letter declaring that Trump "would be the most reckless President in American history".

His top adviser, Arvind Kejriwal, published a public letter, declaring that the movement was at a crossroads and needed public guidance, a sentiment shared by many others who had been uncomfortable with the shift toward more overt politicking.

And when questions arose about the legality of the broadcast license received by the joint venture, the same presidential adviser obtained a letter declaring that the license had been awarded properly.

Barr himself went further than Mueller in his summary letter, declaring that Mueller's evidence was insufficient to prove in court that Trump had committed obstruction of justice to hamper the investigation.

In the classic tones of conspiracy, the letter declared that "the entire democratic world is under the monetary and political control of international Judaism, which high-profile bankers are openly proud of".

The letter declared that "for courage and ability I cannot too strongly recommend him".

The letter declares that the relationship between the CPS and barristers is "a customer/supplier relationship built on trust and the regular provision of a reliable service.

(This pro forma letter declares that someone has been released from detention and is not a suspect, although it adds, 'This certificate has no bearing on future misconduct.') He knew of two other men who had suffered similar treatment.

One letter declares that Mrs. Clinton "is an angry woman who is abusive to White House staff and obsessed with imposing her radical-left vision on the rest of America".