He is making a declaration: there were Jewish victims of the war in Poland — Jews who were killed by Nazis and, yes, even by Poles — but that Jews weren't solely victims.
He is making a declaration: there were Jewish victims of the war in Poland Jews who were killed by Nazis and, yes, even by Poles but that Jews weren't solely victims.
Two, if contagion spreads too far in the eurozone, EU governments do not have enough money to replace financial markets for years on end.True, for the first time the EU is making a declaration that is likely to be backed by actual money heading south in the near future.
He's asked the Catalan president to clarify if he is making a declaration of independence or not.
Unlike willpower, where the focus is to try harder, commitment is making a declaration about what you're going to do, and following through.
Edited together with that is footage of Spelling saying, "I can never give him enough sex, he's never going to be happy with just me," though it's unclear if she's making a declaration or giving an example of something that was running through her mind.
July 4th may be Independence Day for America, but on July 1st Facebook is making a declaration about its new virtual currency, "Facebook Credits," that could well put the Internet powerhouse on the road to dominance of all online commercial transactions, well beyond just the $2 billion market of virtual goods it already monopolizes.
One of the charges was Making a False Declaration: his name was Michael, and he had originally given it as Mike.
He stood by his previous stance that expansion of the country's biggest airport - the flightpath of which crosses his Twickenham constituency - "is not going to happen", and said: "I was making a firm declaration of my own view and my own position and indeed my own party's position.
