Sentence examples for a declaration of their from inspiring English sources

Certain countries sympathetic to the Palestinians, however, might not agree to a declaration of their statehood.

True to Calvinist traditional, ground floor curtains are typically left open – a declaration of their owners having nothing to hide.

Many of those who sent messages displayed the image of a yellow ribbon as a declaration of their sympathies.

The Iraqi prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, said its destruction was now a "declaration of their defeat".

Ms. Barber recited a "charge," outlining marriage, and asked the guests for a declaration of their support.

It amounted to a declaration of their confidence that evil would endure, a faith in human weakness that is perhaps warranted and inarguably useful.

Furthermore, it was observed in this study that the 'crimes' committed by the adolescents on 'criminal code' were largely a declaration of inability of their parents to continue with their care ostensibly because of a combination of parental factors like social difficulties and child factors like disruptive behaviour disorders.

BAGHDAD — Insurgents unleashed attacks across Baghdad on Tuesday night, setting off more than a dozen coordinated bombs in a bloody declaration of their ability to thwart the government's efforts to secure Iraq's largest and most important city.

The Telephone Company's effort to get subscribers to answer the phone with a forthright declaration of their names instead of the unilluminating and time-consuming "Hello" has, we are advised, already transcended its intended sphere.

The members of the board, however, felt that a new constituency must be sought, the provision of the familiar one having been inadequate to the Mount's needs; and, in any case, there was now no alternative to a frank declaration of their parlous circumstances.

The New Yorker, May 28 , 1949P. 19 The Telephone Company's effort to get subscribers to answer the phone with a forthright declaration of their names instead of the unilluminating and time-consuming "Hello" has, we are advised, already transcended its intended sphere.