Sentence examples for declaration fully from inspiring English sources
It is not certain whether it was a written or only an oral promise, but this declaration fully satisfied the ambassadors.
The president's declaration that he fully expected Mr. Hussein to resist the United Nations mandates was the closest he has come to a public acknowledgment that he is going through the paces at the United Nations chiefly to build diplomatic support and avoid accusations that his administration is unilateralist and scorns its allies.
The edifice of the temple was meant to be crowned by those obligations and limitations which enabled the realisation of social and international order, in which the rights and freedoms contained in The Declaration could be fully implemented (Zajadło 2006).
Still, critics say a declaration wouldn't fully address the crisis.
"Everyone is entitled to a social and international order in which the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration can be fully realized".
"The Anatomy of Racial Inequality," as much as anything, might be considered Loury's declaration of independence, his fully articulated position as a neoliberal.
No fewer than 180 countries meeting for the World Summit on the Information Society have acknowledged that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights applies fully to the Internet, especially Article 19, which establishes freedom of expression and opinion.
He was pleased with Wilson's strategy to begin a military buildup before the declaration of war, and fully supported the war effort once it had begun.
No fewer than 180 countries meeting for the World Summit on the Information Society acknowledged that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights applies fully to the Internet, especially Article 19, which establishes freedom of expression and freedom of opinion.
"If individuals have made unlawful declarations these should be fully investigated by the AEC and relevant authorities," McGowan said.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said this week that the administration expected to know from the weapons declaration whether Iraq was being fully candid.
