The resolution is a rare use of the 1973 War Powers Act, which gave Congress the ability to compel the removal of military forces absent a formal declaration of war.
The declaration keeps New York in a rare club of large cities whose citizens enjoy unfiltered water — including San Francisco, Seattle, Boston and Portland, Oregon.
After it was published, Trump offered up a rare declaration of remorse: "I said it, I was wrong, and I apologize". But once a year had passed — and amid widespread allegations of sexual harassment allegations against other prominent figures — the president reversed himself, asserting privately that the recording had been fabricated.
NEW YORK — JPMorgan Chase & Co. has made a rare declaration for Wall Street: The nation's biggest bank admitted it broke the law.
That declaration was greeted by a rare wave of audible laughter that rippled through the crowd of world leaders and diplomats.
In a series of loans, he gave a signed copy of the Emancipation Proclamation to the White House, a rare copy of the Declaration of Independence to the State Department and the last privately owned copy of the Magna Carta to the National Archives.
In August, the lead director on G.M.'s board, George Fisher, made a rare public declaration of the board's support of Mr. Wagoner.
The declaration, which was accompanied by a rare private dinner between the two prime ministers, was seen in many quarters as an unambiguous signal to China.
Last autumn, the outgoing commander Gen John JC Campbellll issued a rare public declaration in Senate testimony that he could not live with 5,500 unless the mission was just to protect the embassy – which he considered a mistake.
The highly symbolic move came as the leaders of the three main pro-UK parties published a rare joint declaration promising that Scots would quickly win significant new tax and welfare powers if they voted no in September's referendum.
