Sentence examples for common declaration from inspiring English sources
A common declaration was to be made with regard to Poland.
"Game over" is a common declaration, present almost wherever the rebel fighters have prevailed.
Eventually, the ministers abandoned the whole idea of a common declaration.
LATE last year European Union ministers sat down in Brussels to draft a common declaration about the new European constitution.
These two reached a common "Declaration on Conduct" (DoC) in 2002 in an attempt to minimise the risk of conflict.
By the end of the week, he said, there is a good possibility that the 34 countries of North and South America will sign a common declaration.
In polity, they are fiercely devoted to local autonomy, yet they are also more mobilizable as groups for common declarations and actions than are adherents in most denominations.
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He mentions rituals and workshops but ignores the one document the assembly discussed in common, the Declaration of a Global Ethic, which proposed a set of principles and values that all religions could support.
There are cases indicating that those special facts should be pleaded (see Roche v. Baldwin, 135 Cal. 522 [65 P. 459, 67 P. 903]; 5 Cal.Jur.2d, Assumpsit, 9; 14 So.Cal.L.Rev. 288) but the well established rule is that a common count declaration is sufficient under the circumstances above mentioned.
On March 6th, a large coalition of undocumented Georgia youth, students and a broad array of civil rights groups and supporters will host a march on the University of Georgia campus in Athens, under the banner that "Education is a Human Right," and remind the state of Regents Vice Chairman Felton Jenkins common sense declaration against the ban two years ago.
