Sentence examples for any declaration of the from inspiring English sources

Any declaration of the WTO must be ratified by the US Congress to take effect in America.

Sergey Dibrov, a journalist in Odessa, believes that, given the region's ethnic make-up, any declaration of independence would see the region splinter into bits.In the autumn there were rumours of plots to proclaim a pro-Russian Bessarabian People's Republic, along the lines of the separatist republics in Ukraine's Donbas region.

But with key officials in the GOP urging him to draw out the process, Coleman has indicated that he will appeal any declaration of a winner to the state Supreme Court and could even take his case federal, to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Obviously now I know that any declaration of love even after the age of 40 should be mutually reassessed daily and on a piecemeal basis.

Administration spokespeople advised that we are engaged in a perpetual "state of war" against terrorism -- without any declaration of war from Congress authorizing the indefinite conduct of such a war!

"Any unilateral Israeli withdrawal is a declaration of the failure of its military campaign in the Gaza Strip," spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said on Hamas' Al Aqsa television.

Lacking any official declaration of the project's cost or how it would be funded, some researchers bristled at the prospect of a large new federal initiative that could take money from traditional grants for individual scientists, especially at a time when NIH faces a massive budget cut.

Fishermen along the coast are deeply skeptical of any declarations of success, expressing concern about the long-term effects of the chemical dispersants used to combat the spill and of the submerged oil, particularly on shrimp and crab larvae that are the foundation of future fishing seasons.

But she added that she was "absolutely opposed to any unilateral declaration of statehood" by the Palestinians.

But experts warned against any premature declaration of victory, with the militants still proving capable of carrying out deadly hit-and-run strikes and indications of coalition lapses.

This was essentially the argument that won the day in April, when the Palestinians reluctantly agreed to defer any unilateral declaration of Palestinian statehood until after the Israeli elections.But now those elections have come and gone, Mr Barak is riding high, settlements are being built and Mr Arafat is looking like a man with nothing in his pockets except his hands.