The Kayhan daily, as always, has dedicated its front page to the supreme leader's declarations, while carefully avoiding any reference to "heroic flexibility".
An American declaration of principles — carefully crafted and properly marketed — could spark a debate and thereby change the political calculus for leaders.
Arriving just after the final deadline for this year's Ucas submissions, a report for the Sutton Trust, written by Dr Steven Jones of Manchester University, may well cause consternation among candidates who have just put, for example, a declaration of commitment, carefully stripped of cliches, before proof of intellectual curiosity.
Never, never?" "If we read carefully the declaration by St. John Paul II, it is going in that direction," Francis replied.
But where the hood signifiers of that banger seemed designed to demonstrate that the impeccably poised artist could cut loose as messily as anyone, Formation's declarations of identity are carefully chosen for political weight and layers of meaning.
Once again, the day was disrupted by showers, but the close-of-play situation means that, if Notts do not opt to pursue maximum batting points on the final day, two carefully calculated declarations could set up the chance of a positive result.
There are still long sections of the annexes that came with the declaration that have to be carefully examined.
He hosted the great Richard von Weizsäcker in Prague castle, issuing a carefully worded joint presidential declaration that, thanks to some fancy footwork with Czech grammar, squared the circles of Czech and German resentments about history.
Behind his declaration that the federal government will carefully monitor lending and bank management is the notion of conservatorship, not nationalization.
All the data were completely anonymized, and were handled carefully according to the Declaration of Helsinki.
