Sentence examples for declaration demonstrates from inspiring English sources

His declaration demonstrates that one cannot tell from a mere screen shot alone who generated an advertisement.

I'd paint what made him, not what destroyed him.' Coming near the novel's end, this declaration demonstrates with elegant subtlety the journey that has been made; Paul, a working-class student whose vocation has been born of a desperation to escape the northern industrial landscape of his youth for the beauty of art, is falteringly starting to paint what he witnesses as a Red Cross volunteer.

The EPA's initial reversal, as well as the controversy surrounding the W.H.O.'s declaration, demonstrates the variance of conclusions reached by how each agency analyzes the same data.

Catherine Orsborn, campaign director for Shoulder To Shoulder, said Higgins' declaration "demonstrates an alarming misunderstanding of the issue" and "betrays American values".

Today's Declaration demonstrates the common commitment to deliver this vision.

It took financial markets more than a year to realize the implications of chancellor Merkel's declaration, demonstrating that they too operate with far-from-perfect knowledge.

Ivo H. Daalder, an arms control expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said Mr. Bush's declaration demonstrated to the Russians that both candidates held out the promise of supporting much deeper cuts in the nuclear arsenals.

Unilateral cease-fire declarations demonstrated the militants' strength and discipline and reinforced their demand to participate in a "stakeholders' summit" to discuss local autonomy and a more equitable distribution of oil revenue.

The Vatican spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi, noted Friday that Argentine courts had never accused Bergoglio of any crime, that he had denied all accusations against him and that on the contrary "there have been many declarations demonstrating how much Bergoglio did to protect many persons at the time".

The author revisits the making of the 1917 Balfour Declaration, and demonstrates that the Lloyd George government only issued it after receiving the prior approval of other Allied governments.

At all four quarter-final matches just before kick-off, both team captains will read a declaration to demonstrate a firm stance against racism, not only in football but also in society in general.