declare

declare sb. (to be) innocent

to declare the result of election

a movement to declare war on poverty.

He should declare at customs.

The contract was declared null and void.

He solemnly declared that it was true.

the mansion was declared a fire hazard.

he declared last April.

Pakistan declared at 446 for four.

they declared the site off limits.

the letter was declared seditious.

Japan declared war on Germany.

They declared this area out-of-bounds.

He declared (that) he was right.

She declared for Smith.

They declared for the abolition of slavery.

Switzerland declared its neutrality.

Ashraf Ghani was officially declared the winner last month.

The Indian medical association has declared a state of medical emergency.

A state of emergency has been declared.

A national day of mourning has been declared.

Iraqi officials say government troops are withdrawn and IS has declared victory.

Several cities declared overnight curfews to prevent looting.

A major disaster has been declared in Humphries County, Tennessee.

In the abstract, the president's authority to declare a national emergency is not in question.

As an Italian, I am formally declaring war on Iowa.

One year ago, I introduced my father when he declared his candidacy.