Sentence examples for declaration but not from inspiring English sources

Five hundred N.G.O.s — including 350.org, which I helped found — have signed that declaration, but not many political leaders.

Referring to a statement signed by the G8 last year opposing ransom payments – which apparently has been breached in some cases – Cameron said: "What matters is not your signature on a declaration, but not letting money be paid to terrorist kidnappers because that money goes into arms, it goes into weapons, it goes into terror plots it goes into more kidnaps.

"All those people who signed these declarations know that what matters is not your signature on a declaration but not letting money be paid to terrorist kidnappers, because that money goes into arms, it goes into weapons, it goes into terror plots, it goes into more kidnaps".

If they just move some tiles across a board in an arbitrary fashion but ignore the inventor's constant complaints, they may have collectively recognized the existence of a declaration, but not its effectiveness in creating a game as a social entity.

Another faction, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, said it would not join the declaration but would not violate the truce, according to Palestinian officials.

The meeting passed a "political declaration", but could not agree on targets for reducing non-communicable diseases.

During their meeting Friday leaders went slightly further in their declaration but did not call on Mr. Mubarak to quit immediately.

Mr. Luhan, who spoke in a telephone interview from The Hague, said that the organization's technical experts were studying the declaration but would not give additional details.

While meeting the eight millennium development goals (MDGs) remains important, respondents made clear the need for an expanded post-2015 brief that made inclusive growth, decent jobs, peace and security, freedom from violence, good governance and environmental sustainability priorities – issues that appeared in the millennium declaration, but did not make it into the MDGs in 2000.

The president could have tied other actions to his public health emergency declaration but did not, said Regina LaBelle, former chief of staff at the Office of National Drug Control Policy in the Obama administration.

Early that morning (August 10), the Foreign Ministry sent telegrams to the Allies (by way of the Swiss Federal Political Department and Max Grässli in particular) announcing that Japan would accept the Potsdam Declaration, but would not accept any peace conditions that would "prejudice the prerogatives" of the Emperor.