Sentence examples for point of declaring from inspiring English sources

He made a point of declaring that the initiative was "totally apolitical".

Goring said tonight that he is not at the point of declaring the season a disaster.

Voice of the Faithful, the movement of lay Catholics that emerged during the scandal, has made a point of declaring that Catholics have a right to good leadership.

But he made a point of declaring that there was no evidence to suggest any widespread problem among judges in Brooklyn.

By this time four years ago eight Republicans and ten Democrats had already thrown their hats in the ring; so far this year no serious candidate has done so, though Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker, has supposedly been on the point of declaring for some days.

In October last year, it even got to the point of declaring a ceasefire as a pre-condition to negotiating with Boko Haram, including over the release of the Chibok girls.

Epoch derives from the Greek epokhē meaning a fixed point of time: declaring the Anthropocene would provide a vital moment for reflection and change.

Finally, stepwise multiple logistic regression analysis technique was carried out and p value of less than 0.05 was used as a cut off point for declaring the presence of association.

When Fassel took over in 1997, he pledged to restore Wheatley's confidence and made it a point to declare his support of Wheatley.

In such situations, people are forced to out themselves or walk away depending on people's points of view," declares Rochelle Diamond, the chair of NOGLSTP and a professional staff member at the California Institute of Technology's Division of Biology, "You don't know where people stand until issues become public".

Morgan functioned as the nation's unofficial central banker, but from a distinctly feudal point of view, famously declaring, "I owe the public nothing".