Sentence examples for would be declaring from inspiring English sources

Of even greater value would be declaring a moratorium on deportations until Congress chooses to act.

If online at the Mail were a stand-alone business, then, it would be declaring big losses.

In traditional Protestant theology, God's revelation ceased after biblical times; people who claimed to have new teachings straight from God would be declaring themselves prophets.

Mr. Dalack insists that by taking the oath he would be declaring his support for the Bush administration in general and the Iraq war in particular.

It seemed to me that by inventing a setting and inventing a man based on El Cid but clearly not him, I would be declaring, without pretense and ab initio, that I did not know what that real man was like nine hundred years ago, how he related to his wife, his children, his friends, his enemies.

After appearing to receive a message from the dressing room that England would be declaring overnight, he pulled off a series of reverse sweeps, drives and cuts before memorably hammering the first ball of the last over into the midwicket stand.

Oh, I wish peace would be declared".

Election officials said a winner would be declared Saturday.

These groups warned that if adopted, both measures would be declared unconstitutional by federal courts.

President Bronislaw Komorowski said a national period of mourning would be declared.

On Monday, Mr. Bloomberg seemed skeptical of how a winner would be declared, asking who would be measuring the time.