Sentence examples for major declarations from inspiring English sources

Friday's endorsements follow several other major declarations of support for Perez.

Never make major declarations like "I love you" to your crush via text message.

It is a major declaration designed to foster alliances.

Late last month, Francis issued the first major declaration of his pontificate, an "apostolic exhortation," a long document addressed to Catholics which covers a range of issues.

Toyota had faced some criticism for being behind in this regard, so this announcement is a major declaration of its intent to chart a similar path as many of its rivals.

"Well, as Assange wrote, I 'proselytize the role of technology in reshaping the world's people and nations into likenesses of the world's dominant superpower…It is a major declaration designed to foster alliances,'" said Schmidt, reciting the OpEd from his New York Times Google Glass app.

I've felt it in the college registrar's office after submitting my major declaration form.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reckons the toll for last year was 65 "major disaster declarations", ten "fire suppression authorisations" and three "emergency declarations" (one of which was declared when a grain elevator exploded in Kansas).But if victims do not feel alone, do they at times feel overwhelmed by an unwanted crowd?

According to the Federal Emergency Management Administration FEMAA), there were 81 major disaster declarations in the United States and its territories last year alone, along with 9 emergency declarations and 18 wildfires where federal help was required.

Barack Obama issued a record 99 "major disaster declarations" in 2011.See full article.

But disaster experts said that only presidents could issue major disaster declarations, and only presidents could deny them, often based on FEMA's recommendations.