Sentence examples for declaration began from inspiring English sources

"One million women in France have an abortion every year," Beauvoir's declaration began.

"Recognition of elements of the declaration began 250 years ago with the Royal Proclamation, which was about sharing the land fairly.

's Traditional Woodblock Prints of Japan of 1964 placed ukiyo-e artists in three periods: the first was a primitive period that included Harunobu, followed by a golden age of Kiyonaga, Utamaro, and Sharaku, and closed with a period of decline following the declaration beginning in the 1790s of strict sumptuary laws that dictated what could be depicted in artworks.

Many declarations begin with a rapid-fire "bottomlineis," "let'sfaceit," or "nodoubtaboutit".

Here, Obama's "ending the war" declarations begin to look far from reassuring, even before he "refines" his line after meeting the US commander, General Petraeus, in Iraq.

As this Initiative began, African leaders already had set the stage for a focus on the health system through a series of high level meetings, all with accompanying declarations, beginning in 2004.

In 1981 he was one of the signatories of the Limehouse declaration that began the SDP.

One week after the disaster declaration, residents began receiving checks for those who applied for aid.

The idealism of PHC that was expressed in the Alma-Ata Declaration soon began to be transformed by a wave of technical programming around specific mortality and morbidity reduction programs that were to have profound impact on child survival design.

There were judgments involved: some of what my mother called conversation was actually making declarations that began, "The truth is …" or asking unanswerable questions.

And it spurred a host of declarations that began "I support free speech" and which then almost always came with a qualification: "I support free speech, but I don't think it's right to offend anyone…" or "I support free speech, but if you insult my mother then it's OK for me to punch you…" or "I support satire, but only when it's good art…".