Sentence examples similar to a substantial declaration from inspiring English sources

In his first trip as President Bush's Iraqi debt negotiator, Mr. Baker met with five European leaders and emerged with declarations endorsing a substantial write-off of the $40 billion in old loans and accrued interest that Baghdad owes major developed countries.

He followed this zinger on June 9, 2008, with a declaration that the danger of a "substantial downturn appears to have diminished".

When the teenage French pianist Lise de la Salle presented a recital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art six years ago, the New York Times critic Bernard Holland ended an admiring review with a blunt declaration: "Ms. de la Salle has a substantial career ahead of her".

A substantial pilot of a Sure Start successor would be a declaration of intent.

Despite's Diamond's declaration to the otherwise, his work as a commissioner is not a "substantial part of his week or month," the judge ruled.

There have been declarations by intellectuals, there have been marches, but are you seeing a substantial reawakening of the civil sector in Hungary?

His Petition of Right in 1628 informed, in turn, the United States 5th and 6th amendments and the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, an inspirational document to which Australia's Dr. HV Evatt made such a substantial contribution.

Despite the D.C.I.'s declaration of war against bin Laden, there is substantial evidence that the C.I.A.'s Counterterrorist Center had insufficient personnel before Sept. 11, which had a substantial impact on its ability to detect and monitor Al Qaeda.

We made a substantial bid.

A substantial irony enters here.

That is a substantial amount.