Sentence examples for declaration down from inspiring English sources

(General Odierno, whom Mr. Colbert compared to Shrek, diplomatically talked that declaration down).

They had a more federalist draft of the Laeken declaration watered down.

The South African captain said outsmarting Australia and David Warner with his sudden declaration was down to luck.

He has teased them again by reaching the semifinals, his quarterfinal victory over Feliciano Lopez heralded by Paul Newman of The Independent with the declaration, "Five down, two to go".

The declaration by Downing Street did not say what sort of clothing it was.

If he's right, it could mean a fundamental realignment in the field of flavor science, a shift away from the monolithic declarations handed down by tasting panels.

In a Facebook post, he thanked voters for their support and urged them to join the Tories, repeating his declaration on Downing Street on Friday that "we are on the brink of something special in our country".

His carefully crafted message in Stockholm on Sunday night, which was virtually word-for-word a copy of Mr Blair's declaration in Downing Street on May 2 1997, was designed to deliver a clear message to the centre right.

This was the exact purpose of Mr Blair's declaration in Downing Street in 1997: any move back to the Labour way of doing things would rupture the New Labour coalition.

Technical negotiations in recent weeks have led several governments to believe that those objectives are incompatible, and Monday's declaration watered down those conditions.

The Big Society declaration published by Downing Street included a key line: "We will create a new 'right to data' so that government-held datasets can be requested and used by the public, and then published on a regular basis".