The video prompted quick declarations of outrage among liberal talk show hosts and on Twitter, with many people saying that the N.R.A. had gone too far by referring to the president's children.
Robert Newman and David Baddiel's pioneering one-off Wembley Arena show in 1993 prompted declarations that comedy was the new rock'n'roll.
Nearly a foot of rain has fallen on western Michigan since Tuesday, prompting declarations of emergencies in at least six counties.
The revelation of Mrs. Kirchner's head injury, the latest in a series of health issues since her election as president in 2007, prompted declarations of support from various political figures in Argentina, as well as criticism from detractors over how the government has handled information about her health.
The ash density that would prompt the declaration of a no-fly zone has been raised to four milligrams per cubic meter, from two milligrams before the April ash cloud.
Today, war of necessity is used by critics of military action to describe unavoidable response to an attack like that on Pearl Harbor that led to our prompt, official declaration of war, while they characterize as unwise wars of choice the wars in Korea, Vietnam and the current war in Iraq.
Dad wasn't hurt that another playwright's work had prompted this declaration.
The resignation prompted the declaration of a nationwide state of emergency.
In the aftermath, there were attacks against government- and foreign-owned factories, prompting the declaration of the state of emergency.
IN THE autumn of 2005 car-burning and riots in the banlieues, the public-housing projects that ring French cities, prompted the declaration of a state of emergency.
All this prompted the declaration of a state of emergency in the capital and the biggest security-force mobilisation in Jamaica's history.
