Other administration officials said that Mr. Bush would make a unilateral declaration of how deeply he hoped to cut the American stockpile, and that the administration expected Mr. Putin would do the same.
She is the Hotel Inspector!" But no spreadsheet can ward off misery – Anna responds guardedly to Yevgeny's vehement declarations but feels deeply for him.
The Nobel laureates' Hiroshima-Nagasaki Declaration says, "We are deeply troubled by this threat of proliferation to non-nuclear weapon states, but equally concerned at the faltering will of the nuclear powers to move forward in their obligation to disarm their own nations of these dreadful weapons".
In contrast, the White House deeply appreciated our declaration that the settlements remain a serious obstacle to peace, but was not pleased that we called upon the administration to veto the resolution.
I picked Westboro Baptist because I want the rest of the world to know that they don't speak for all Christians and that their declarations and actions are sometimes deeply unchristian.
And the country's machismo is so deeply entrenched that its declaration of homosexuality as a protected identity (as of the 1991 constitution) felt like a hollow promise.
Under a formal declaration to be signed later this year, America will remain deeply involved through economic assistance, political support and military training.
The name was inspired by Ms. Bertinetto's declaration to her husband that she loved him deeply, madly and was thinking of getting another tattoo to that effect.
Wilson was astonished by Smith's actions, and found the timing of the declaration to coincide with the Armistice Day silence deeply insulting.
Washington was deeply moved by the language in the Declaration and made sure it was read to all the troops; Jefferson when he became president practiced what Washington preached and kept the nation out of European wars.
