Sentence examples for that declared that from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, naturalization still rested on the 1790 law that declared that noncitizens could acquire citizenship only if they were "white".

THERE is something irksome about a recent story in the New York Times that declared that "E-Books Make Readers Feel Less Isolated".

But in the spirit of an art movement that declared that "art is dead," the mayor has chosen not to specify a month for the observance.

On May 16 , 1996 the National Assembly approved amendments to the constitution that declared that presidential candidates must be Zambian citizens born of parents who are Zambian by birth and that a candidate must not be a tribal chief.

The attacks came after the IMF published, and then endorsed, a survey that declared that world governments (and the Fund) have systematically underestimated the damage done to growth by austerity.

But perhaps his most influential work, written with a handful of others in 1972, was "A Blueprint for Survival," a manifesto that declared that life on earth would be unsustainable if civilization remained on its industrialized path.

Or you pick up the newspaper and see that your state legislature is considering a bill that declares that accepted sciences like global warming (and evolution, of course) are "controversial issues" that require "alternatives" to be taught.

They are not expected to reject the "gift" of a slave girl on their 11th birthday, nor are they expected to write a document that declares that girl's freedom.

It also includes, however, some civil-law enactments, among these a chapter that declares that daughters cannot inherit land.

We groan over a precedent that declares that licence fee rises can be carved back at will.

Virginia is also considering a measure adopted in Montana and Tennessee that declares that firearms made and retained in-state are beyond the authority of Congress.