Sentence examples for declaration because the from inspiring English sources

But he could not make a disaster declaration because the calamity was man-made.

It undertook to do so by signing the Barcelona Declaration, because the Euro-Mediterranean partnership was made up of three sections, a political and security section, an economic and financial section and a social, cultural and human section.

For our study, we adopted a conservative approach and derived immunization information from immunization cards rather than from the mother's declaration, because the validity of the latter approach is considerably more doubtful and susceptible to potentially significant recall biases (Suarez et al. 1997; Murray et al. 2003; Bishai 2008; Burton et al. 2009).

Despite the existence of an undeclared naval war between Germany and the United States, however, Roosevelt hesitated to ask for a formal declaration, because most of the American public still supported neutrality.

One New York participant recalls the nerve-racking moment when she helped block the adoption of an official declaration, because she felt that the language downplayed the importance of race, gender, and other kinds of identity.

The WHO made the declaration because it has now been 42 days - twice the maximum Ebola incubation period - since the last confirmed patient returned two consecutive negative tests and was discharged from hospital.

He didn't write the Declaration because he couldn't imagine how the state could possibly coerce people through the internet.

According to Burdette, Baker's newfound enthusiasm came from the fact that President Harding was about to formally declare an end to the war with Germany—a declaration needed because the US had not ratified the Treaty of Versailles.

Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Ron Johnson, R-Wis., said he'd "hate to see" a declaration issued because the wall wouldn't get built, presumably because of legal challenges.

One of the charges was for "Making a False Declaration," issued because the man said that his name was "Mike" rather than "Michael".

In the May 2010 Tehran Declaration brokered by Brazil and Turkey, Iran accepted all of Washington's terms for a fuel swap, yet the Obama administration rejected the Declaration because it openly recognized Iran's right to enrich.