Sentence examples for a declaration claiming that from inspiring English sources

President Harry S. Truman was the first to go to war without a declaration, claiming that since the United States was by treaty a member of the United Nations, and the United States had decided to defend South Korea, a declaration of war was not needed.

Further, the Declaration claims that "same-sex attraction can be modified and healed".

The declaration claimed that economic risks internationally had been reduced partly by "significant policy actions taken in the U.S., euro area and Japan".

Others hoping to opt out of the declaration claimed that the respect and priority accorded to human rights are different in different cultures, and that the attempt to formulate a global code was an expression of Western imperialism.

The Durban Declaration claims that Palestinians are victims of Israeli racism; with Israel the only U.N. state charged with racism.

Note that the signers of the Declaration claimed that it is the "powers" of the government being derived from the consent of the governed, not from a Creator, that make their exercise in specific actions "just".

The suit also names two other officers, who the plaintiffs said swore out false declarations claiming that the defendants were blocking vehicles or pedestrians.

Kiril also appeared to controversially support Isis' widely dismissed self-declaration of an Islamic caliphate by claiming that many who have flocked to live under the terror group are "honest" people who did so on "truly religious grounds".

Senator Lisa Murkowski and other members of the Alaska delegation are already decrying the recommendation, calling it a "declaration of war" on state sovereignty and claiming that it would jeopardize our nation's energy future.

Ken Clarke has brushed aside judicial opposition to the UK's proposals for reforming the European court of human rights, claiming that the "Brighton declaration" by 47 member countries would result in fewer cases being appealed to Strasbourg.

After failing to prevent the declaration of independence, Serbia brought the case, claiming that the secession violated its territorial integrity and was against the principles of international law.