Sentence examples for addressed in a declaration from inspiring English sources

Russia, General Craddock has said, seeks to weaken Euro-Atlantic institutions and "has shown readiness to use economic leverage and military force to achieve its aims".The balance between NATO's home and away missions will be addressed in a "Declaration of Alliance Security", which should be approved at the anniversary summit.

None of these issues are addressed in the UNgass declaration.

Republicans viewed the address as a declaration of war, while one Democratic ally estimated Johnson's speech cost the party 200,000 votes in the 1866 congressional midterm elections.

All the charity needs is your name, address and a declaration that you're a UK taxpayer.

The leaders made lofty pledges in a declaration.

In a declaration, Erenkrantz unambiguously supports the Skype founders' motion for preliminary injunction (also embedded below).

In a declaration, such language can be self-defeating.

It was an abrupt change of course from earlier in the week, when Health Secretary Tom Price told reporters the opioid crisis could be "addressed without the declaration of an emergency".

As the political theorist Sheldon Wolin argued in his great essay, "The State of the Union," in the New York Review of Books, reflecting on President Carter's address in 1978, the Declaration of Independence "set out a conception of collectivity that... attempted to ground public authority in the specific capacity of the people to constitute their own political identity".

William Hague organised and hosted a summit on illegal wildlife trade in London two years ago, leading 46 nations to agree on a declaration addressing the problem.

The Singapore courts have not yet directly addressed the issue of the standing required to apply for a declaration in an administrative law case, but it is possible they may adopt the test laid down in constitutional law cases.