Sentence examples for declaration arose from inspiring English sources
He shows how the Declaration arose within a global moment in the late eighteenth century similar to our own.
The Brighton declaration arose out of a one day workshop held in Brighton in September 2013 as part of the Society for Social Medicine annual conference.
This Declaration arose from the recognition that the achievement of the WFS goal of reducing the number of hungry people by half by 2015 will only be possible if there is a substantial and concerted effort by all stakeholders - those governments which have committed themselves at the Summit as well as civil society and the private sector.
Unfortunately, many still refuse to see that Israel now behaves as a colonial power trampling on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which arose from the ashes of World War II.
The first gift problem arose after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
In Belgium a problem arose over a missing customs declaration for the ice, but this was solved when a customs official agreed to accompany the cars through the country.
The North and South Island names arose through common usage rather than official declaration and in 2009 it was revealed that they had never been formalised.
While it is a generic statement, and maybe an overused one, the very basis of its origin must stem from the days when The Declaration of Independence was written and how our country arose to its powerful identity.
But overall, something greater arose from this summit she said, the "Chitose Declaration"*4.
An opportunity to reduce teen pregnancy rates and the high prevalence of HIV among adolescents arose in 2008 when the government of Honduras became signatory to the ministerial declaration 'prevention through education', a regional declaration designed to reduce HIV prevalence through concerted health and education interventions.
While initially well-received, consternation soon arose over interpretation of a specific paragraph of the Doha Declaration on compulsory licensing [ 2].
