Sentence examples for a declaration was published from inspiring English sources

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.

A German translation of the Declaration was published in Philadelphia by July 9. President of Congress John Hancock sent a broadside to General George Washington, instructing him to have it proclaimed "at the Head of the Army in the way you shall think it most proper".

SHARAFELDIN: That used to belief, yes, until very recently, especially after yesterday, the constitutional declaration was published by the military council, and it gives the military council all of the kind of powers that we were objecting to for the President.

Because as soon as my declaration was published, I looked up my former boss -- yes, that boss -- and emailed it to her.

His most recent book, "The Armenian Genocide: The World Speaks Out, 1915-2005, Documents & Declarations," was published in April , 2005

But, when the declarations were published for the County Hurdle, three days after the Arkle, there was Fair Along's name in the midst of them.

Last week we and 50 of our colleagues Palestinian and Israeli political and cultural leaders -- signed a declaration that was published simultaneously in Israeli and Palestinian newspapers.

The council's 37-article constitutional declaration, which was published earlier this month, provides a realistic and detailed timetable for the eventual election of a democratically elected president and a 210-member Assembly with 20 months.

The political declaration, which was published alongside the draft withdrawal treaty, was almost painfully thin.

The consensus of this historic event was "The Chennai Declaration" which was published in the Indian Journal of Cancer in December 2012. 1.

By the end of it, goaded as much as guided by Lancet editor Richard Horton, they drew up a list of 10 principles for a declaration to be published in the new year.