Sentence examples for make a clear declaration from inspiring English sources
The unwillingness of the I.R.A. to make a clear declaration, disclosed to the British government on Wednesday, forced Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart, Bertie Ahern, to abandon a much heralded joint appearance in Belfast on Thursday, the fifth anniversary of the signing of the Northern Ireland peace agreement.
They should ask the White House to make a clear declaration of support for the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act and the intention of the president to veto any bill that includes a revocation or amendment of the statute.
Having declared that she won't declare that she'll be seeking to become Labour's next London mayoral candidate until after the general election, Tessa Jowell has now made a clear declaration that she would fight to win City Hall from those parts of the capital's political landscape where what she called "the mainstream majority" reside.
Yet in the very beginning of his work De hypothesibus, Ursus makes a clear declaration about the nature of astronomical theories, which is very similar to the approach suggested by Osiander in his forward to Copernicus' De revolutionibus: a hypothesis is a "fictitious supposition", introduced just for the sake of "saving the motions of the heavenly bodies" and to "calculate them" (trans.
Optical Zoom makes a clearer photo.
A clearer declaration of "the guys with the guns make the rules" has never been heard.
"I wanted to make a public declaration of our faith.
"Why make a declaration," one Facebooker posted.
But they have given a clear message to parliament that it must review the ban on assisted suicide and the judges have said they may be minded to make a declaration next time around.
Instead, make a declaration, and the more specific, the better.
