Sentence examples similar to wide declaration from inspiring English sources

Their sheer size and ability to corner the market on talent makes almost every strategic decision they make an industry-wide declaration.

It spread word of its ambitions far and wide, a bold declaration that some felt was rather un-Canadian and unbecoming a proper host.

But the extremist group's rampage across wide swaths of Iraq, declaration of a state governed by their harsh interpretation of Islamic law in territory spanning the Iraq-Syria border, and beheading of Foley have injected a new dynamic into those calculations.

The resolution passed by Congress authorizing President Bush to use force in response to last Tuesday's terror attacks is nearly as wide-ranging as a declaration of war, some legal analysts said.

The company said its suppliers had obtained declarations from a "wide number" of the farmer consortiums stating that they complied with Italian labour law.

Indeed, the essence of many of his pronouncements can be found in declarations from a wide range of Eurosceptic parties.

It is a declaration that has enjoyed wide influence.

Morsi admitted for the first time in the English-language media that he regretted making a constitutional declaration that gave him wide powers – a move that the opposition saw as dictatorial, and which he soon rescinded.

After delaying for much of the day, Mr. Kivuitu declared Mr. Kibaki the next president "by a wide margin," although he said the official declaration would not come until Monday.

Foster had acknowledged the relationship in public before, at a Women in Entertainment awards event in 2007, but the Globes' 15 million TV audience meant this declaration had a much wider platform.

The first is the declaration of a nation-wide health emergency.