Sentence examples for a declaration called from inspiring English sources
In June 1990, a hundred prominent citizens signed a declaration called the Mogadishu Manifesto, calling for his resignation and the appointment of a transitional government pending free elections.
They won't go for Socialist Party candidate Benoît Hamon either, who signed a declaration called "Prostitution is a form of violence, let's abolish it!" The biggest betrayal to them, however, is the fact that the left formed a majority that led to the law fining their clients.
At the end of the experience, the adolescents wrote a declaration called "Demands require contributions" which they presented during the Conference.
Eight years ago at the UN General Assembly governments adopted a Declaration called World Fit for Children through which they made a set of commitments to improve the lives of children in the world.
He would then issue a declaration calling for an investigation.
It issued a declaration calling for "voluntary recruitment" to the army, particularly in squadrons decimated by battles across Anbar province.
After a meeting lasting seven hours, the leaders also issued a declaration calling for a new push to restart growth and combat joblessness across the Continent.
B6 BORDER PACT -- The United States and Canada approved a declaration calling for a "smart border," vowing cooperation on measures intended to guard against terrorists while speeding the flow of trade.
Mr. da Silva made the comments just before a conference on the Amazon in which delegates signed a declaration calling for financial help from the industrial world to halt deforestation.
While the conference ended with a declaration calling for restitution, Holocaust education and improved provenance research, critics expressed concern that it has no legal enforcement mechanism.
The commentary accused the Philippines of "a little trick" by building the shelter shortly after the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations signed a declaration calling for restraint in actions that might inflame territorial disputes.
