Sentence examples for water declared from inspiring English sources

It's "flat-out false," "inappropriate," and doesn't "hold water," declared New York mayor Bill de Blasio.

He pointed out that he had already done so and Thames Water declared that it had no record of it.

The water has been made safe, they say, through chemical precipitation and dilution techniques and the treated water – declared "no longer dangerous" by Qujing city's environmental authorities – is being pumped into the Nanpan River, the source of the Pearl River.

In May 2006, Russia banned imports of the Georgian mineral waters, declaring them unsafe.

Now, fast forward to April 2, 2010, when President Obama announced a dramatic expansion of offshore drilling in U.S. waters, declaring that "oil rigs today generally don't cause spills".

The Clean Water Act declared that nobody had the right to use our shared water resources as their private dumpster.

Though water at one home did show elevated levels of methane, the well water was declared safe.

The city's water supplier declared an emergency yesterday because of the regional drought and asked city residents to reduce water use by 15percentt.

"He will be in extremis," said Catherine Collins, the chief dietician at St George's Hospital, who earlier analysed Blaine's drinking water and declared it unsullied by supplements.

In the late 1970s, despite the obvious problems with their world-view — obvious to Bob Hall in 1976! — fresh water schools declared themselves triumphant and Keynes dead, stopped teaching any kind of demand-side economics, and created a hermetic intellectual world that was totally unprepared for the very Keynesian crisis we're now living through.

Five days later, the local water utility declared their product safe to drink.