Sentence examples for taking declarations from inspiring English sources

WatchtheVoteUSA.com is taking declarations from Californians, to show a jury of their peers the various ways in which voters were disenfranchised.

On my first day back I was taken to make declarations about this and that.

Western nuclear experts said that taking the declaration of the 10-plant goal at face value was akin to believing in the tooth fairy.

Theoretically, the United States could short-circuit the cumbersome United Nations procedures by taking the declaration General Amin made today, that Iraq has no banned weapons or weapons programs, and immediately producing the detailed intelligence that Mr. Bush has repeatedly said Washington has of the existence of such programs.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters last week that Trump was "absolutely taking [the declaration] very seriously," attributing the delay to administrative and legal matters.

Few on either side, though, took his declarations seriously.

But don't take its declarations too literally.

Though government officials have repeatedly said the countermeasures, widely popular here, are not a reprisal against the United States, few take those declarations seriously.

While the demos that prompted Grohl to say the album would be their heaviest yet were not used on the album, Vig took the declarations to heart, following three criteria while recording: "It's got to be hooky, heavy, and we're going analog all the way".

In Malawi, President Banda has taken these declarations and enshrined them into policy.

Only considerably later did he make the declaration that the ECB would do "whatever it takes" — a declaration everyone seized on, but which may mean little.