Sentence examples for pronounced in a statement from inspiring English sources

"We are immensely proud to have been awarded the honor of hosting World Expo 2020," Expo committee chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum pronounced in a statement from Paris carried by the United Arab Emirates  24/7 news site under a headline declaring: "Dubai Wins by Far".

Perhaps it was even more pronounced in an earlier generation.

Thus the Philippines pronounced in its ratification statement that UNCLOS did "not in any manner impair or prejudice the sovereignty of the Republic of the Philippines over any territory over which it exercises sovereign authority, such as the Kalayaan Islands, and the waters appurtenant thereto".

While there have been tough questions from several senators, rhetoric regarding government regulation of internet companies like Facebook was not overly pronounced in opening statements, though several Senators did directly address it in their questioning.

Surely it was never pronounced in such a way?

The boy was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, Rodriguez said in a statement.

"The general trend toward repression that we see all over China is particularly pronounced in Xinjiang," Catherine Baber, AI Asia-Pacific director, said in a statement.

Endorsement of these statements was most pronounced in the highlands among women married to husbands with less than 9 years of education and working in a non-agricultural setting (data not shown).

"The economy continued to worsen and as we exited the quarter we recognized softening across our business, particularly pronounced in our broadband business, that will make the remainder of the year challenging," Chief Executive Rick Ellenberger Rick Ellenberger said in a statement.

Gambardella was pronounced dead Wednesday at Nassau Medical Center, the university said in a statement yesterday.

In a statement on Sunday night he pronounced himself satisfied with the performances.