Sentence examples for near declaration from inspiring English sources

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.

Rolling Stone magazine's Ernest Hardy called it "a near-flawless declaration of strength and independence", and commended her for exploring her "fantasies and strengths".

The second act, shorter and with greater dramatic tension as the vote on the Declaration nears, is less problematic.

Churchill represented this to the war cabinet "as near as possible a declaration of war".

Last month, Egypt's leading newspaper editors signed a declaration pledging near-blind support for the Egyptian state and vowing to ban criticism of the police, army and judiciary from the pages of their publications.

Science is there to handle the uncanny, and the biologist's declaration near the end of the book – "Our instruments are useless, our methodology broken, our motivations selfish" – is anything but an expression of doubt.

A line about borrowing money from the Chinese to buy oil from the Saudis drew particularly strong response, as did her declaration near the end of the speech that "one thing you know about me is that when I say I'll stand by you, I'll stand by you".

FEMA has retained all of these techniques under Long, including the near-instantaneous disaster declarations signed by Trump.

Although they, too, have backed off slightly, the possibility of such a declaration in the near future remains an option.

The incident probably cost the unbalanced Mukhadram second place as he was caught near the line by Declaration Of War and nearly by Mars.

Though never ratified, the declaration was near enough to a general consensus to be provisionally adopted by both sides when World War I broke out in 1914.