Sentence examples for try to declare from inspiring English sources
"He'll try to declare victory, as best we understand it," the industry official said.
Faced with such a muddy result, Dr Rösler would probably try to declare victory and soldier on in government.
But there should not be reason to try to declare war against the media or against the international community.
Tea Party members view the potential defeat of Mr. Lugar as a crucial chance to prove their muscle as some observers try to declare their movement over.
It says that the government can try to declare certain areas permanently off-limits, but that it lacks the technology, money and management techniques to prevent the contamination from spreading.
Tower Hamlets mayor Lutfur Rahman has been taken to Election Court by local voters to try to declare his 2014 election win void.
A few years ago, the city tried to declare parts of it "blighted".
He tried to declare a state of emergency, when the only real danger was to his own position.
The Rugby Football Union twice tried to declare the matter closed, when it self-evidently was not.
A few years back he tried to declare a self-governing "Republic of the Urals" (an entity that existed, briefly, after the Russian revolution).
More surprisingly, Republicans in the United States have tried to declare the war unlawful and are demanding American disengagement – far from true to type.
