Sentence examples for Many declarations from inspiring English sources

Many declarations begin with a rapid-fire "bottomlineis," "let'sfaceit," or "nodoubtaboutit".

Many "declarations" were resolutions adopted at town or county meetings that offered support for independence.

Many declarations, handbooks, policies, studies, research and reports, including the 2012 UN General Assembly Resolution on Intensifying Global Efforts for the elimination of FGM, have been written and adopted.

We issued many declarations about democracy and human rights.

During the period 1991-1998, Iraq submitted many declarations called, full, final and complete.

Indeed, Rushdie's writings from this period anticipate many declarations of war on "Islamofascism" after 9/11.

This fundamental commitment is at the core of the Convention on the Rights of the Child; it is echoed in the Millennium Declaration, and has been reaffirmed in the 2005 Paris Declaration, the 2008 Accra Agenda for Action, and many international declarations of human rights.

Similarly, there are too many sweeping declarations, too many statements of the obvious.

Margaret Thatcher supported German unification — how could she not, after subscribing to so many solemn declarations?

There were many such declarations, and Stalin doubtless knew of them.

Announcements are made on the day before recess because many ministerial declarations have to be made to parliament.