Sentence examples for Short declaration from inspiring English sources

While there weren't many details in the short declaration, Obama cited New York's P-Tech high-school as a model.

Israeli and Palestinian negotiators are having trouble agreeing on even a short declaration about the shape of a final peace.

In Celebes and the Moluccas, where the Dutch had long exercised a general authority, a new instrument the Short Declaration (in contrast to the earlier Long Contract)—bound local rulers to accept the control of Batavia.

Footage from an web broadcast of a Farroupilha city council meeting had begun making the rounds overnight, circulating a short declaration from city councilwoman Eleonora Broilo about Brazilians from the Northeast Region: "I think people from the Northeast do know how to get together to steal… They might not even know how to even speak correctly, but they certainly know how to steal just fine".

The best clue to what's so bad about them is in the word "outcry" (Hebrew ze'aqah), which God uses twice in this short declaration.

But at the risk of being reductionist, or of coming off desperate for some vague excuse to call off the rest of the day, I'll hazard the guess that the Web, for all its promise and pitfalls, would be a much different place if it weren't for a short declaration from CERN's then directors nearly two decades ago today.

(Rogers Declaration, 4) However, Rogers' declaration is deficient.

The declaration reads: "The undersigned oppose a preventive war against Iraq without broad international support.

7. Pietro Pavan, "Declaration on Religious Freedom," in Commentary on the Documents of Vatican II, ed.

In the case of the Clinton emails, the Kremlin appears to be using its classic "Madeline Albright declaration" approach.

The company announced the investment from Jordan, Declaration Capital and Curtis Polk, the managing partner and alternate governor of Hornets Sports & Entertainment, and manager of the financial and business affairs of Michael Jordan and his related companies, earlier today.