Sentence examples for declaration after the from inspiring English sources

President Obama issued an emergency declaration after the explosion, which killed 14 people, releasing money for individuals, cleanup of the site and emergency responders.

It is understood Cameron and Osborne have agreed that the most senior office holders in the cabinet should make an open declaration after the local elections on 3 May.

The term describes, among other tragedies, Saddam Hussein's attempt, in 1990, to swallow Kuwait whole, as the nineteenth province of Iraq Indonesiaa's invasion, in 1975, of East Timor Moroccoo's absorption, the same year, of Western Sahara and Israell's declaration, after the 1967 war, of East Jerusalem as part of a united capital.

The study was performed in compliance with the Helsinki Declaration after the approval by institutional review board of Labbafinejad Medical Center.

The Indian Point nuclear station declared an "unusual event," the lowest of four emergency declarations, after the water levels dropped yesterday at its intakes on the Hudson River, officials said.

On his blog, Not a Blog, the "Game of Thrones" writer made a bold declaration after "Ozymandias," the Sunday, Sept. 15 episode of "Breaking Bad Walter Whiteise is a bigger monster than anyone in Westeros".

The study was conducted according to the principles of the Helsinki declaration after approval by the local institution review board and written informed consent was obtained from all subjects.

The study was performed in accordance with the principles of the Helsinki declaration after approval by the local ethics committee (University of Innsbruck, Austria; University of Hamburg).

Journalists, legal, security and anti-terrorism experts from around the world hammered out the declaration after heated discussions at the Diplomatic Academy in Vienna during a two-day conference entitled "The War on Words - Terrorism, Media and the Law".

The procedure was done strictly in compliance with the Helsinki Declaration after approval from the Regional Ethical Review Board at Lund University.

Devoted to Mary, Pius in 1950 announced the dogma that she was bodily assumed into heaven, the sole infallible declaration made after the formal proclamation of the doctrine of infallibility at the First Vatican Council (1869 70).