Sentence examples for declared from high-quality English sources.

• Britain declared war on December 8.

• The prosecutor-general declared the vote illegal.

• Sierra Leone was declared Ebola-free on 7 November 2015, Guinea followed in December.

• According to the BBC 158 MPs were declared Brexiteers and 506 were declared Remainers.

• Bolivia declared war against Japan.

• Parthia also declared its independence.

• Oxford-dictionary lexicologists recently declared “blursday” a word of the year.

• OXFORD-DICTIONARY lexicologists recently declared “blursday” a word of the year.

Use declared in a sentence.

• On March 30, 1990, the Estonian legislature declared a transitional phase to independence.

• And in the US, San Francisco and New York, among other cities and states, have declared states of emergency.

• Trump had similarly declared a public health emergency over the coronavirus but not yet a national emergency.

• In the 1970s, the economist Milton Friedman declared that the purpose of a corporation was to maximize shareholder profits.

• On April 30, certain executive orders were extended through May 31, or until the statewide disaster declared on April 30 expires, whichever is earlier.

• When Joe got back to Calcutta, he learned that Austria-Hungary had declared war on Serbia, and that Germany had declared war on Russia and France.

• Great Britain has declared regulatory independence, or to be more specific, has declared as much regulatory independence as is compatible with a zero-tariff trade deal.

• The first candidate to be ranked first by a strict majority of voters is declared the winner (if there is no such candidate, then the remaining candidate(s) are declared the winners).

declared sentence examples

• Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, whose ally Russia declared war on Austria, whose ally Germany declared war on Russia, whose allies France and Britain declared war on Germany and Austria.

• Last year, he declared that "the only good Democrat is a dead Democrat" in a video that was shared on Twitter by President Donald Trump; he also declared that supporters of the Black Lives Matter movement should "go back to Africa."

• Though Trump has not declared a national emergency, 25 states have declared emergencies, and companies have stepped in to implement social-distancing measures — banning large gatherings, canceling events, and increasingly recommending or requiring employees to work remotely.

• As Libya fractured between an Islamist-dominated west and anti-Islamist east - it was only natural for Egypt, which had declared the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation, to throw its weight behind the man who had declared war on the Islamists in Libya, Gen Khalifa Haftar.