Sentence examples for before the declarations from inspiring English sources

In a statement this morning before the declarations by France, Germany and Russia, John D. Negroponte, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, said: "If consensus were possible, that would be very desirable.

Senior staff  privately floated the idea of  declaring an international health emergency in early June, two months before the declaration was finally made.

"Common Sense" called for independence six months before the Declaration.

A year before the Declaration of Independence, Samuel Johnson had pointed out the obvious.

In the decades before the Declaration of Independence, thousands of American colonists visited London.

Hours before the declaration, Mr. Bloomberg promised a better-coordinated response than the laggardly one that followed the blizzard.

The emergency provisions under article 15 cannot, however, be used retrospectively to justify any action before the declaration was made.

To be honest, it was the batting before the declaration that handed India the initiative, rather than the timing (or otherwise) of the declaration iteself.

The third book on the list, which appeared just before the Declaration of Independence and George Washington's Farewell Address, is a 1997 biography of Robert E. Lee by J. Steven Wilkins.

From a start-of-play 402 for seven, the Kiwis bagged another 58 runs for two wickets in under nine overs before the declaration came.

Before the Declaration of Independence (1776), two-thirds of the immigrants had come from England, but after that date they arrived in large numbers from Ireland.