Sentence examples for most severe declarations from inspiring English sources

In the most severe declarations of the need for mild corporal punishment I've read, crime is the crux of the determination.

The WHO has yet to deem the current situation a Public Health Emergency of International Concern ― an emergency declaration for the most severe public health crises — though Salama said the organization is considering whether or not to call a meeting to discuss it this week considering the risk for international spread.

From the Accra Declaration to the Maputo Declaration to the Montevideo Declaration to ILO Convention 182, which seeks to eliminate the most severe forms of child labour.

Although he invoked the inaugural image of Gov. Hugh L. Carey, who came into office in 1975 in the midst of the city's most severe fiscal crisis, this speech did not approach the alarming tenor of Mr. Carey's famous declaration that "Now the times of plenty, the days of wine and roses, are over," offered in his first State of the State message.

20 00 most severe crisis".

Traffic courts are most severe.

Only the most severe get any help".

-Who suffered the most severe punishment?

Critics will argue that a near declaration of London's economic independence from the rest of the UK would damage the country overall, but Thomas claims that while the city has greater wealth than any other region or nation in the UK, it also has some of the worst deprivation, stubborn levels of child poverty, and the most severe housing crisis.

While the official reaction to Brexit would be expressions of regret coupled with bravura declarations that the show will stay on the road, there could be no disguising that it would be the most severe reverse to the EU in its history.

The most severe of them all came in Scotland.