In 1856, by the Declaration of Paris, Great Britain and the other major European countries (except Spain) declared privateering illegal.
The study conformed to the standards set by the Declaration of Helsinki guidelines.
His regency was expressly terminated by the declaration of Parliament later that year.
Great Britain, as the possessor of the most powerful fleet, was most adversely affected by the Declaration.
As an institution composed overwhelmingly of young men, the law school was hit particularly hard by the declaration of war.
His cause has been dealt a blow by the declaration of the London mayor Boris Johnson for the leave camp.
The favorable news was based on report cards that member countries submitted, as required by the declaration in 2001.
Charges of inequity and fraud, and considerable violence, were followed by the declaration of a state of emergency.
Other early observers of American democracy determined that it had been set in motion by the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, like a child's windup toy.
Although privateering was banned by the Declaration of Paris in 1856, the Confederate states in America authorized the raider Alabama to privateer in the early 1860's.
That was aided and abetted by the declaration by Arab states in Khartoum in September that year: no peace with Israel, no recognition, no negotiations.
