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Eight of ten voters, as polls showed, viewed his performance favorably, and many declared that the impression influenced their vote.
Within a week of the attacks, President George W. Bush declared a “war on terrorism.”
Not only that – I have a feeling that I would have looked ridiculous if I had written or declared that I was European and felt European; or, in fact, if I professed explicitly a European orientation.
South Ossetia, together with Abkhazia (combined population 300,000), promptly declared their “independence,” creating two new fictional sovereignties, and acquiring in the process all the official trappings of statehood: national heroes, colorful uniforms, anthems, flags, frontier posts, military forces, presidents, parliaments, and, most important, new opportunities for smuggling and corruption.
When the election results are declared next year, no one doubts that the first challenge will be to cobble together another coalition.
And, following the Third Plenum of the Chinese Communist Party’s 18th Central Committee last November, China’s leaders declared their commitment to allowing the market to play a greater role in shaping economic outcomes.
“The shells are pouring like rain in the monsoon,” declared one.
But, when he declared a state of emergency on March 23, the number of protesters in the streets doubled.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates declared that, “the fall of Saleh would pose a real problem for US counterterrorism work.”
This is America's declared goal.
Although the European Court of Justice later declared that decision invalid, the impasse remains.
With the vote to leave Ukraine and join the Russian Federation illegal by any reckoning, the international community, as the EU has declared, cannot accept the outcome.
Though Putin declared in his annexation speech that Crimea is an “inseparable part” of Russia, his behavior will turn against him.
In an interview with CNN, he declared that he had taken companies like Cambridge Analytica at their word when they told Facebook that they didn’t keep any Facebook data.
But, instead of building new European security institutions and pursuing the demilitarization of Europe – as promised in NATO’s London Declaration of 1990 – the West, particularly the United States, declared victory.
Optimists tend to believe that Kim’s declared intention to denuclearize is sincere.
The Kyoto Protocol on climate change has been declared unacceptable to the US.
At first, US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld declared this international agreement inapplicable.
Yet the declared American aim of building a Muslim democracy in Iraq will only enhance Turkey's symbolic importance as a role model.
In his first, post-election public address, Barack Obama declared that his presidency “will mark a new chapter in America’s leadership on climate change that will strengthen our security and create millions of new jobs.”
But, at the very least, President Barack Obama’s declared focus on “nation-building at home” has created a perception of retreat that worries many allies.
It also declared that a system based on sharia (Islamic law), including polygamy, would replace the secular dictatorship that Qaddafi ran for 42 years.
In 1985, at a White House ceremony attended by several Afghan mujahideen – the jihadists out of which the Taliban and al-Qaeda evolved – Reagan gestured toward his guests and declared, “These gentlemen are the moral equivalent of America’s Founding Fathers.”
But it seems ages since a Belgian foreign minister (as chairman of the EU Council of Ministers) declared at an ASEAN meeting in Singapore in 1993: There are now only two superpowers left, the US and Europe!
“There are a lot of killers,” Trump declared.
Like Trump, Bolsonaro has practically declared war on several media outlets, especially Folha de S.Paulo, Brazil’s largest-circulation newspaper.
The Eurozone’s Fork in the RoadBUENOS AIRES – Many observers have recently declared that the eurozone debt crisis is practically resolved, or at least on hold for a few years.
Arguing that it could increase Europe’s annual economic growth rate by half a percentage point, they declared that formal negotiations would start quickly.
Fifty years ago, at the International Conference on Human Rights held in Tehran, the global community declared that “parents have a basic human right to determine freely and responsibly the number and the spacing of their children.”
More recently, the late Nobel laureate Richard Feynman, describing his discovery of new laws of physics, declared, “You can recognize truth by its beauty and simplicity.”
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