Sentence examples for complete declarations from inspiring English sources
Those documents that are new do not seem to contribute to the resolution of outstanding questions.... Comparisons between the Iraqi Declaration and earlier full, final and complete declarations have shown several cases of inconsistencies in terms of numbers declared.
It appears that the vast majority of the supporting documents are the same as those provided in previous "Full, Final and Complete Declarations" or obtained by Unscom through the inspection process.
Yet Unscom could easily redecorate its offices with the many "full, final and complete" declarations that Iraq has made over the years and that the inspectors have shown to be fabrications.
Leaders of the inspection team in Baghdad, which began work 11 days ago, have said Iraq has delivered at least eight previous "full and complete" declarations of its secret weapons programs in the last 10 years, only for each to be shown later to have omitted entire programs banned under Security Council resolutions.
The lists do not even comprise all those who have been previously listed in Iraq's Full, Final and Complete Declarations, besides the numerous Iraqi personnel that are known from Unscom interviews and found in Iraqi documents, to have participated in past weapons programs.
"What they were supposed to give us were called full, final and complete declarations, and on occasion we used to joke that what they were giving us were full, final and complete fairy tales," he says.
By Dec. 8, Baghdad must present a complete declaration of all of its prohibited weapons programs.
The declaration's title echoes the language of Resolution 1441; it is called "Currently Accurate, Full and Complete Declaration".
Iraq submitted a complete declaration of its WMD holdings, which was dismissed as lies by the Bush administration.
As delegate Joseph Galloway of Pennsylvania said, the Suffolk Resolves, quote, "contained a complete declaration of war against Great Britain". Okay.
· December 18: Britain says a first assessment of Iraq's weapons declaration to the UN shows it is not the "full and complete declaration" requested by the security council.
