Sentence examples for yet declared that from inspiring English sources

Trevor Phillips, head of the Commission for Racial Equality, attacked Goodhart for Powellism, yet declared that multiculturalism was out of date.

Merkel ruled out military options, yet declared that Russia's actions were unacceptable — territorial integrity was an inviolable part of Europe's postwar order — and required a serious Western response.

Christie, who has not yet declared that he is running for president, said the country needs to do more to help people who abuse drugs get the treatment they needed.

Praise right-to-buy – the flagship policy that delivered our unhappy home-owning democracy, and dictated that council homes had to be allocated only to the most needy – yet declare that neo-liberalism was never something you admired, not really?

Tsang declared on one hand that foreign and local domestic workers were two distinct markets, yet he declared that "employers of foreign domestic helpers should play a role in helping Hong Kong in... upgrading the local workforce".

Yet Osborne specifically declared that HS2 was safe.

And yet, at the same time, she declared that Americans who pay their fair share of taxes to support all those government-led endeavors should not be considered patriotic.

So in the late spring air of Lausanne, Switzerland, it was not surprising to see him puff to a victory not yet declared, but one that he had a strong hunch that he had won.

"Given the fact that the ruling bodies have not yet declared a decision following that open-comment period, I do think it would be inappropriate for us to express an opinion other than to say that we hope and believe that they can reach common ground so that golf will continue under one set of rules".

Peter Taylor, the commodore of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, said one other late challenge "from a country that has not yet declared an entry for the next cup," was also expected.

Mr Jonathan has not yet declared his candidature, but speculation is rife that he intends to run for another term.