Sentence examples for a nice declaration from inspiring English sources

"If we sign the treaty, there may be more progress in other areas; if we don't sign, we will have a repetition of the old story – a nice declaration but no practical achievements".

Unlike other businesses, clubs need their rivals to be reasonably healthy, or else the whole football product becomes diminished.' In 2000, sport got a measure of protection from the EU in the form of the Nice Declaration, a statement from all the member countries recognising sport's many benefits and that it is a business second, not first.

He will argue that the EC's Nice Declaration on sport should be given legal force rather than its current ineffectual advisory status.

"If football will agree to be more responsible in this range of areas," Caborn told me, "I will aim to secure political support for football to be allowed special exemptions from EU law along the lines of the Nice Declaration".

Government "has a role and an important role," he declared in his budget speech to Congress, in a nice counterpoint to Mr Clinton's declaration, in the same chamber, that "the era of big government is over".Why has Mr Bush broken with his conservative forebears?

England finished a sun-drenched day 311 runs ahead and the next decision awaiting their captain is a nice one, the timing of his declaration on the final morning of a batsman-friendly Test match.

His declaration amounts to a nice photo op and a golden opportunity to cast his lot with the PC pioneer now that it is thriving.

called Trump's declaration of National Ocean Month "a nice sheen" on an ocean policy that could lead to another massive oil spill.  .

Why is a nice pub so nice?

The nice food occupies a nice room.

"It was just a nice little escape, a nice hobby.