Sentence examples for declaration describes from inspiring English sources

In such places, the Universal Declaration describes an aspiration, not a reality.

The declaration describes hallucinations of human shadows outside of his cell window, constant anxiety, a mind permanently fogged, a body shaking uncontrollably at the physical contact of having his hair cut.

The declaration describes the value and importance of non-communicable disease modelling, both for research and for informing health policy.

The World Declaration describes the mandate and vision of the Education for All movement, while the Framework for Action identifies goals, targets and areas for priority action.

A 300-page section of the declaration, describing industrial facilities in Iraq where there could have been nuclear activity after 1991, includes much new information that analysts have to scrutinize carefully, he said.

General Assembly President Jan Eliasson announced the declaration, describing the negotiation process that brought together UN member states, non-governmental organizations and almost 800 groups from civil society.

HLA includes interest management capabilities (known as "Data Distribution Management") that reduce the data sent during a federation execution using the simulations' run-time declarations describing the data they plan to send and wish to receive.

Instead, the draft declaration inaccurately describes a "considerable" margin of appreciation with no distinction drawn between different types of Convention rights, including those where no margin is appropriate.

The United States, for instance, has objected to language in the conference declaration that describes slavery as "a crime against humanity," fearing that it might be faced with lawsuits by the descendants of slaves.

"Proponents of same-sex marriage have done a fantastic job of telling the story of same-sex marriage through music and television and film," said Eric Teetsel, 29, the executive director of the Manhattan Declaration, which describes itself as a movement of Christians for life, marriage and religious freedom.

In VHDL, the description of a module can be separated into an entity declaration that describes the external interface, one or more architecture bodies, and alternative internal implementations.