It should firmly declare that the First Amendment does not exempt religious entities from accountability for exposing children to harm.
The Supreme Court should firmly declare that the First Amendment does not exempt religious entities from accountability for exposing children to harm.
Speaking of his military's "invincible spirit", Mr Kim said: "We can firmly declare that we can fight and win against the US anywhere".
"As our nation faces challenging times, it is appropriate for Members of Congress and our nation — like our predecessors — to firmly declare our trust in God, believing that it will sustain us for generations to come," he said.
In the dispositio the donor or promulgator firmly declares his purpose ("I hereby decree" or "I hereby give"); this clause is the vital core of the document, its legal decree of enactment.
"That would be a cop-out, and I don't cop out," he firmly declared.
Confidence! "I firmly believe," declared Jean-Claude Trichet — at the time the president of the European Central Bank, and a strong advocate of the doctrine of expansionary austerity — "that in the current circumstances confidence-inspiring policies will foster and not hamper economic recovery, because confidence is the key factor today".
Confidence! "I firmly believe," declared Jean-Claude Trichet at the time the president of the European Central Bank, and a strong advocate of the doctrine of expansionary austerity, "that in the current circumstances confidence-inspiring policies will foster and not hamper economic recovery, because confidence is the key factor today".
Gates firmly declared himself to be pro-nuclear—"the coolest of all".
As one instrument after another ended in splinters, the Who firmly declared themselves proponents of making violent rage a form of rock catharsis.
Thereafter, Microsoft firmly declared its intentions to offer a more inclusive experience for non-gamers and casual players with its new Kinect motion camera.
