Sentence examples for by that declaration from inspiring English sources

If you tell yourself you are going to be at your desk tomorrow, you are by that declaration asking your unconscious to prepare the material.

This is not a book of dos and don'ts, but the professional tips, when they come, are well primed: "If you tell yourself you are going to be at your desk tomorrow, you are by that declaration asking your unconscious to prepare the material".

Wiener lost the initial court skirmishes, but in 1991 he won a major victory in the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which ruled that declarations filed by FBI agents provided inadequate grounds for keeping the material secret.

He came to America in 1776 to fight in the war for independence, and was inspired by the declaration that "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights".

CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS — It took just eight months for the joy that filled the Washington Mall at the chilly January inauguration of Barack Obama to give way to the sign-waving that filled it at a recent rally: the president depicted as the Joker and taunted by the declaration that "Hitler gave good speeches too".

In a bottom corner of the menu is a list of nearly a dozen farms, preceded by the declaration that the restaurant "would like to thank the following local suppliers".

The Tory remain campaign was bolstered by the declaration that they have most Conservative MPs onside but suffered earlier embarrassment after it emerged one of the 13 military chiefs purported to have signed a pro-EU letter was included by mistake.

"Corrupt Informer," reads one of the leaflets, followed by the declaration that Rabbi Rosenberg's "name should rot in hell forever.

Negotiations are complicated by the fact that a declaration of default by the ratings agencies could cause a dangerous escalation of the crisis.

Still, it's hard to resist the purple-toned sincerity brought to that declaration by Ms. Heche's Lily, who believes anything she says at the moment she's saying it, provided it sounds dramatic enough.

That declaration by an international human rights body will elevate the importance of an issue that too many governments fail to seriously address, and open doors for victims' families to seek justice on the world stage.