Sentence examples for that would declare from inspiring English sources

The players' preference is an injunction that would declare the N.B.A.'s lockout illegal.

Regular tweets from a campaigner and lawyer pushing for a new "ecocide" law that would declare the mass destruction of ecosystems a crime on a par with genocide.

Back in 1940 Wells was facing his own "incalculable government", and wanted one that would "declare for these rights unequivocally – or get out".

Seeing them as creased by daylight, through the bead curtains of crowns that would declare them important persons, incurs a sense of time both immediate and everlasting.

The obvious thing would be to open a temple of fine dining that would declare his ascension into the chef firmament, preferably an eponymous temple that would secure his immortality in the public mind, but the idea made him sick.

The most threatening include proposals that would declare China's cheap currency an illegal subsidy and allow American firms to seek compensatory tariffs.Politics in Beijing is less open, but the circumstances are similarly unhelpful.

We knew in the morning that they would declare, everyone knew that after Bell's hundred they would declare, but I cannot explain what happened.

A couple months ago Zaffran says he worried that the world was so close to finally eradicating polio that donors would declare victory prematurely and shift funds elsewhere.

The next weeks are vital for wolves to survive a new bill that would again declare open season on wolves.

I wish that he would declare a no-fly zone.

The debt collection agency said that they would declare me bankrupt.