Sentence examples for threatening to declare from inspiring English sources

Bosnia continues to be troubled by internal divisions, with its Serb entity still threatening to declare unilateral independence.

Iain Macwhirter: The border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is threatening to declare itself independent of England.

Trump has taken the extreme step of threatening to declare a national emergency if Democrats will not approve his $5.7bn demand for the project.

The announcement ended a high-stakes gambit by the Kurds, who, emboldened by vast discoveries of oil reserves in their region, were threatening to declare independence unless they got a larger share of oil revenues from Baghdad, which controls its own oil fields.

"Rather than threatening to declare martial law in London as part of his ongoing battle with Boris Johnson for the future of the Tory party, David Cameron should be telling the mayor stick to his election promise to Londoners not to close ticket offices," he said.

"Rather than threatening to declare martial law in London as part of his ongoing battle with Boris Johnson for the future of the Tory party, David Cameron should be telling the mayor to stick to his election promise to Londoners not to close ticket offices". Crow said the union remained "available for talks at any time".

Others threatened to declare the results illegitimate.

Opposition leaders threatened to declare their regions autonomous.

Dr Abdullah threatened to declare a parallel government.

He's now threatened to declare a state of emergency.

Others have threatened to declare to him persona non grata.