Sentence examples for I declaration from inspiring English sources

At the weekend the Foreign Minister of a major European power stressed at a gathering that Iran will play a part in the Syria talks, if not in the basis of the Geneva I declaration then in other ways.

European Union delegates confirmed that their silence on the Palestinian proposal was deliberate, commenting off-camera that the references to Israeli racism had already been made in the Durban I Declaration, and the purpose of Durban II is to implement Durban I. State department officials and U.S. delegates to Durban II's planning committee insist that their minds have not been made up.

(i) the declaration is witnessed by: (a) a person authorised to witness such a declaration in accordance with the law and procedure of a State; or.

The review text was examined to see if (i) a declaration of the change from the protocol was made and (ii) an explanation for this change was given.

At the same time I make this declaration, I deliberately cause myself to form the mental image of a pink elephant.

When I made this declaration, I had yet to meet my two strong-willed children.

While the demands placed upon me may be great, I sign this declaration because I recognize that individual responsibility is the first step on the path to peace".

Again, I quote: "Declarations of independence may, and often do, violate domestic legislation.

As I read on in the Laeken Declaration I recall the saying we have in English that, like the curate's egg, it is good in parts.

This study has been performed in accordance with the pertinent ethical guidelines (i.e. Declaration of Helsinki, as laid down in 1964 and revised in 2008).

Mr Magnusson - who went down in broadcasting history for his famous declaration "I've started, so I'll finish" - was a supporter of The Balmore Trust.