Sentence examples for specifically declared from inspiring English sources

Yet Osborne specifically declared that HS2 was safe.

He was also specifically declared to be "loyal".

He specifically declared that the creation of human embryos for research purposes, which some American scientists have begun doing, was an evil akin to euthanasia and infanticide.

Don't take it from me, take it from Friedrich Hayek, the conservative intellectual hero, who specifically declared in "The Road to Serfdom" his support for "a comprehensive system of social insurance" to protect citizens against "the common hazards of life," and singled out health in particular.

They point out that an accompanying report specifically declared that the Dickey Amendment "should not be construed to limit Federal support for research involving human embryonic stem cells".

Among 62 key concepts, the main interests specifically declared were: activities (40%; e.g., "to observe and talk about variability and diversity of different animal species"; "to observe and classify shells"), topics and concepts (35%; e.g., "…biodiversity and variability.

Still, it did not specifically declare unwillingness to work with him.

Parties must specifically declare amounts of more than $12,800 received from an individual or organisation in a single financial year, which the AEC then publishes online.

The only animals the Quran specifically declares as haram (forbidden) are pigs and their relatives "forbidden to you are carrion and blood and swine flesh" (Quran 5 3).

Specifically, he declared that "Iraqi security elements are being rebuilt," that "Iraqi leaders are stepping forward" and that "there has been progress in the effort to enable Iraqis to shoulder more of the load for their own security".

He was also emphatic about what Grant did not do; specifically, he declared that an early Grant biography was wrong in saying that Grant at this point turned away, as if to return to his own lines.