Sentence examples for declaration emerged from inspiring English sources

The English Bill of Rights, like the Declaration, emerged at a moment of crisis.

Not surprisingly, the G8 declaration emerged as part of a parallel process known as the "Major Economies Meeting".

A less partisan appreciation for the Declaration emerged in the years following the War of 1812, thanks to a growing American nationalism and a renewed interest in the history of the Revolution.

I guess King George will be able to read that!" Various legends about the signing of the Declaration emerged years later, when the document had become an important national symbol.

Whatever declaration emerges from the meeting, it is highly unlikely that it will give the kind of detail sought by Athens, which wants to know the terms under which any loans would be made.

Whatever declaration emerges from the meeting, it is unlikely that it will give the kind of detail sought by Athens, which wants to know the terms under which any loans would be made.

And yet, despite Iran's transgressions, this week's progress towards an agreement to limit its nuclear programme is still welcome.The declaration that emerged on April 2nd, after marathon negotiations between Iran and six world powers in Lausanne, was surprisingly comprehensive.

In an interview tonight, Egypt's foreign minister, Ahmed Maher, said he was encouraged by Mr. Jackson's intervention but insisted that the plight of Palestinians remain a part of the declaration that emerges from the conference.

Carlton House was one of 13 final declarations, after emerging from a morning canter with no immediate reaction in the ankle swelling that caused such alarm during the week.

In his first trip as President Bush's Iraqi debt negotiator, Mr. Baker met with five European leaders and emerged with declarations endorsing a substantial write-off of the $40 billion in old loans and accrued interest that Baghdad owes major developed countries.

Within hours it emerged that the declaration had been made without the secretary of state's knowledge: the national security adviser had been flexing his newly-acquired muscles.