Sentence examples for common declarations from inspiring English sources

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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"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 January 2007 members of ASEAN adopted a common declaration in which they recognized the need for a new instrument to protect and promote the rights of migrant workers.

These two parties reached a common "Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea" (DoC) in 2002 in an attempt to minimise the risk of conflict.

Government ministers from the 34 nations at this Summit of the Americas, who have met here since Thursday, had not even agreed on a common declaration to be issued by their leaders.

A second scenario is that the negotiators miss their deadline and plough on through the night and into Wednesday, relying on the diplomacy of attrition until a common declaration is produced.