Sentence examples for a declaration published from inspiring English sources

On Iran, which Allied forces were partly occupying, they were able to agree on a declaration (published on December 1 , 1943 guaranteeing the postwar independence and territorial integrity of that state and promising postwar economic assistance.

But in a declaration published in July 2002, Michael Mobbs, a senior Defense Department official, asserted that Mr. Hamdi "affiliated with a Taliban military unit and received weapons training" and remained with the unit even after the United States attacked Afghanistan.

In a declaration published March 14, the City Planning Department recommended that the project won't have any significantly adverse effects on its surrounding community.

He may just have allowed himself a wry smile when he looked back on a 1968 declaration, published in Concilium, the still flourishing progressive theological journal that he helped to set up, which insisted that the Pope "cannot and must not supersede, hamper and impede the teaching task of theologians as scholars".

Security and press freedom can coexist, with the free flow of information recognized as the best weapon against terrorism, international media experts argued in a final declaration published this week.

Little was produced by Sextant except the Cairo Declaration, published on December 1, a further statement of war aims.

The Big Society declaration published by Downing Street included a key line: "We will create a new 'right to data' so that government-held datasets can be requested and used by the public, and then published on a regular basis".

Mr Hollande's declaration, published last year, includes two flats in Cannes and a house in the south of France, for a total value that he declares of around €1.2m, just under the threshold at which the country's wealth tax kicks in.Now Mr Hollande wants to pass a law to extend the disclosure rule to all deputies.

(It should perhaps be noted that his pamphlet was not the first antislavery declaration published in the Colonies. Mennonites in Germantown, Pa., published a short but strong antislavery statement in 1688).

In October 1943, at a meeting in Moscow of the foreign ministers of Great Britain, the U.S.S.R., and the United States, a declaration was published that declared the Anschluss null and void and pledged the Allies to restore Austrian independence; it also reminded the Austrians that they had to make an effort to rid themselves of the German yoke.

Many who've crafted the declarations published here claim to be advancing the principles of our own Founding Fathers and Mothers, even as they often disagree about what those principles amount to, and how they are best applied.