Sentence examples for opportunity to declare from inspiring English sources

When in 1657 the resistance grew stronger, Denmark used the opportunity to declare war.

It's an opportunity to declare who you are visually and who you aspire to be.

No opportunity to declare the occasion "historic" or to assert that Serbia has a European "vocation" is being passed up.

They have used this as an opportunity to declare the apartment vacant and apply an 18 percent "vacancy allowance" to the rent.

Since then, ministers have seized every opportunity to declare their deep concern about events in that part of Europe and stress their engagement.

"But right now we need to wait several more days to give the head of the Palestinian Authority an opportunity to declare a cease-fire.

Pelosi and Schumer took a measured tone in their comments, avoiding gloating and deflecting opportunities to declare victory over the president, even as they welcomed a deal laid out on their own terms.

We regularly hear from our leaders in the administration and Congress how much they honor our nation's veterans, and they lose no opportunity to publicly declare how much they appreciate their sacrifices.

Elopement meant forgoing the opportunity to publicly declare ourselves in front of friends and family, but for me and my husband, it allowed for a dream wedding.

I've spent the last three hours violently puking so I can't listen to this song right now but it came on and I can't pass an opportunity to publicly declare my love for Andrew W.K. Andrew, you get me wet.

I know that an elopement comes with some fairly big implications ― that is, forgoing the opportunity to publicly declare yourselves in front of friends and family (and, for some people, forgoing the gift list... come on, just a little bit) but for us, eloping was the absolute dream wedding.