Sentence examples for a declaration agreed from inspiring English sources

A declaration agreed to by the euro countries late Thursday promised to improve economic governance — or in the French version of the text "economic government" — but, in truth, there is no consensus on what this means under either translation.

The UN general assembly is expected to formally adopt a declaration agreed on 2 August, reaffirming the rights of refugees and migrants and pledging support to the countries most affected by large movements of people.

But that declaration, agreed upon at a meeting in Deauville, France, set off more alarm bells in the markets.

While the recent summit declaration agreed to include cybersecurity in NATO's collective defense portfolio--an important step forward--that isn't enough.

The Beijing declaration, agreed at the fourth world conference on women in 1995, promised a world where women could earn equal pay for equal work, live free from violence, have access to decent healthcare and education, and have a say in decision-making.

At Mr. Cameron's request, the declaration agreed upon early Friday mentioned the need for budgetary restraint within the EU.

The declaration agreed last week at the summit in Japan to protect the world's wild species and places was proclaimed by almost everyone a great success.

The authors of the "Amsterdam Declaration" agreed: "The only way to know God in peace, love and joy is through the reconciling death of Jesus Christ the risen Lord".

It reflects a growing realisation that, unless Europe's leading military powers work closely together, the next decade will see an irretrievable shrinkage in their capability.There have been efforts to strike such deals in the past, notably the 1998 St Malo declaration, agreed by Tony Blair and Jacques Chirac.

In 1956, the countries signed a joint declaration agreeing that the Soviets would return two of the islands, but only after a peace treaty had been signed.

In a declaration, the countries agreed that none would allow their territories to be used as a base for military strikes against any of the others.