Sentence examples for should he declare from inspiring English sources

Or should he declare war on "the pro-pornography government" of Denmark?

It's a story that will probably face far greater scrutiny should he declare himself a presidential candidate.

Despite public denials that he plans to run, aides close to Mr. Bloomberg have been laying the groundwork for a candidacy, should he declare one.

Before this season, Chad Ford, an N.B.A. draft analyst for ESPN.com, said he projected Hayward as a late first-round pick, but now he has him set to be selected in the range of No. 12 to 20 should he declare for the draft.

Will Romney suffer the same fate should he declare a third presidential candidacy?

Should he declare his candidacy, he will be seeing that soundbite in a lot of campaign commercials.

"Which side are you on?" "On one side there are working families, middle-class families, and they face a lot of obstacles; and on other side there are a lot of powerful interests who misuse the campaign finance system to wield more influence than they should," he declared.

Should he maybe declare himself as an independent?

"It is better that a whole generation of men, women, and children should pass away by a violent death" than that slavery should live, he declared.

"The commission cannot dictate to us what we should do," he declared.For the French, economic policy cannot be left to unknown technocrats in Brussels.

I said the other day that he should declare whether he is in or out for next season, the way he is always asking his players to declare.