Sentence examples for act of declaring from inspiring English sources

But before you get there, the act of declaring your intention with clarion clarity will set things in motion.

Preservation scientists at the Library of Congress have discovered that Thomas Jefferson, even in the act of declaring independence from England, had trouble breaking free from monarchial rule.

That makes her the woman whose say-so can plunge Spain into the unknown by the simple act of declaring that Europe's fifth largest economy no longer merits its Aa1 rating.

O'Higgins was proclaimed supreme director of Chile, although the act of declaring Chile's independence was not taken until a year later (February 12 , 1818, on the first anniversary of Chacabuco, and the decisive defeat of Spain on the Chilean mainland (Spain held the island of Chiloé until 1826) did not come until the Battle of Maipú, on April 5, 1818.

Although the act of declaring independence was considered important, the text announcing that act attracted little attention.

The act of declaring a national emergency is typically applied to short-term epidemics and natural disasters.

While the 1997 Act LXXXIII of declares that all professionally justified curative services are included in compulsory social health insurance financing, there is no incentive for the providers to provide services which are not reimbursed.

Originally relating to an act of openly declaring or publicly claiming a religious belief or faith, this term has come to represent adherence to the values professed by individuals engaged in the practice of a specific discipline such as religion, law, or medicine.

The Marriage (Scotland) Act of 1939 declared that marriages must be conducted by a minister or registrar, beginning July 1 , 1940

In March 1534 the Act of Succession declared Henry's marriage to Catherine void and that with Anne Boleyn valid.

There's been an act of war declared upon America by terrorists, and we will respond accordingly".