Sentence examples for declaration a response from inspiring English sources

Before his departure, he published A Brief Answer to a Certain Declaration, a response to Winthrop's defense of the Act of Exclusion; this act was passed after the election to restrict the immigration of people with views not conforming to the colony's religious orthodoxy.

This Declaration was a response to medical experiments conducted on prisoners in Nazi concentration camps across Europe during the Holocaust [ 9, 10], as came to light during the Nuremburg trials.

In 2000 Forum leaders adopted the Biketawa Declaration, which was a response to regional political instability and which put forward a set of principles and actions for members to take to promote open, democratic, and clean government, as well as equal rights for citizens regardless of gender, race, colour, creed, or political belief.

The declaration came as a response to a law passed in 2010 that gave companies a May 2014 deadline for reporting the source of its raw materials.

The Limehouse Declaration on 25 January, a response to the power given to trade unions in choosing a leader at a special Labour party conference, led to the formation of the Social Democratic party.

President George Bush approved a precautionary 'emergency declaration' in response to a request for federal aid assurances from his home state of Texas amid warnings that it could strike there within the next four days.

Rebel spokesman Htun Myat Lin told the Associated Press that Kokang fighters made the declaration in response to an appeal by China for a peace along the border region, and to ensure that elections expected in Myanmar later this year are peaceful in the area.

Several initiatives have since been launched from the Muslim side, and two years ago, representatives of 138 scholars who signed a response – the Common Word declaration – met the pope at the Vatican.

The last of these pamphlets, Taxation No Tyranny (1775), was a defence of the Coercive Acts and a response to the Declaration of Rights of the First Continental Congress of America, which protested against taxation without representation.

An Indiana Department of Environmental Management pointed only to the text of last week's emergency declaration in response to a request for additional comment. .

In a declaration filed in response to VICE News FOIAA lawsuit, John Hackett, a top State Department FOIA official, said Clinton turned over her emails in "paper form in 12 bankers' boxes" last December, and 12 department employees assigned to reviewing her emails had to hand scan all of them, which took five weeks to complete.