Sentence examples for accompanying declarations from inspiring English sources

Even among the states that didn't issue accompanying declarations, a few were still able to work references or allusions reaffirming slavery into their ordinances of secession.

As this Initiative began, African leaders already had set the stage for a focus on the health system through a series of high level meetings, all with accompanying declarations, beginning in 2004.

Joëlle Milquet, the deputy prime minister of Belgium, had suggested the meeting and accompanying "declaration of Rome" in order to provide a robust response not only to Kyenge's trials but to those of racism sufferers throughout Europe.

The new plan and an accompanying political declaration are not legally binding.

Sánchez had demanded a written assurance as the price for his support for the withdrawal agreement and accompanying political declaration on the future relationship.

"I think that if we get the withdrawal agreement, and the accompanying political declaration, which I hope that we can secure in the weeks to come, that will create a new dynamic," Lidington said.

Brussels is preparing for a special Brexit summit next Sunday, where leaders will formally sign off on the withdrawal agreement and the accompanying political declaration on the future relationship, on which negotiations are continuing.

The Spanish government wants the accompanying political declaration on the future relationship, which is still being negotiated, to include the veto on the inclusion of Gibraltar, a disputed territory.

The withdrawal agreement, a legally binding treaty, is not going to be rewritten – though material could be added to the accompanying political declaration on the future relationship between the EU and Britain.

But Baker, a leading figure in the backbench European Research Group (ERG), said Conservative MPs would be closely scrutinising the accompanying political declaration setting out the framework for the UK's future trading relationship with the EU27.

The withdrawal agreement and accompanying political declaration agreed by the British government and the EU was rejected in the Commons by a historic margin last month, leaving May with a mountain to climb if she is to get a deal through.