Sentence examples for when to declare from inspiring English sources

Port and Champagne are two wines whose makers decide when to "declare" a vintage.

The two will decide when to declare the establishment of a new Iraqi government.

But it is still difficult to decide when to declare a condition.

The legal question surrounding organ donation turns on precisely when to declare a potential donor dead.

There is strong criticism of the WHO, but the focus is on shoring up its strengths while farming out crucial decisions to those outside its politics, such as when to declare that an epidemic is an international emergency.

On February 11th Janet Yellen, in her inaugural appearance before Congress as chairman of the Fed, called the recovery in the labour market "far from complete" and averred that she would consider "more than the unemployment rate" in deciding when to declare it healed.Listen to the numbersEven so, recent research suggests the unemployment rate is saying something important.

"The leader has to decide when to act and when to wait, when and what to declare and when to keep silent," Mr. Barak told the annual Herzliya Conference devoted to Israel's security.

I say again because of the way he was framed as a bank robber by the South African security services in 1975, when - to declare an interest - I was editor of the Sunday Times, which had a hand in his acquittal at the Old Bailey.

So, when compelled to declare their reasons, four out of four confederate states went pretty big with the slavery angle.

President Obama should have seized the opportunity when inaugurated to declare a pause in the war and call for negotiations between all warring parties.

He wasn't a communist, but when asked to declare as much, his response was, "None of your god-damn business".