Sentence examples for to declared from inspiring English sources
verb
To make clear, explain, interpret.
"Everyone knows what sort of mischief the Turkish authorities are up to," declared Ismail Arslan, the Kurdish mayor of Ceylanpinar, a hardscrabble border town with a mixed population of Arabs and Kurds.
"We won't be dictated to," declared the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.
Yet cohesion in foreign policy is surely preferable to senators sending freelance missives to declared enemies of the state.
Because they are actual physician orders as opposed to declared wishes (as a living will is), they are standardized and can be followed by any health care facility in a given state.
Tax authorities say more sophisticated tools, such as automated checks and ways of matching spending patterns to declared income, have also made it easier to isolate some kinds of tax evaders.
The counter-terrorism bill passed by the Australian parliament last week included greater powers for the government to suspend passports and a mechanism to prohibit travel to declared conflict zones without a legitimate purpose.
It is too early to declare victory.
Orbitz was quick to declare victory.
So he chose not to declare it.
