Sentence examples for declaration generated from inspiring English sources

"This declaration generated such a number of articles and responses on social media," Kashin said.

When Malaysia's minister of science and technology announced in August 2005 his government's plan to put an astronaut on the Moon by 2020, the declaration generated little surprise, consistent as it was with the country's record of technological advancement.

For that reason, Mr. Amaral's declarations generated front-page headlines and raised eyebrows in Buenos Aires.

By contrast, the surprise trip to Afghanistan — which, indeed, caught Mr. Romney and the rest of the nation off-guard — generated fewer declarations of outrage by Republicans, at least while Mr. Obama remained overseas.

Trase lets users view both a supply-chain map and a geographical map, and the data driving it was cobbled together over two years using bills of lading, customs declarations, and other documents generated in the harvesting and transport of soybeans.

As a result, significant costs are accrued and charges generated while awaiting the declaration of brain death.

The full results of all generated models are provided in an online repository (see Declarations for details).

It starts with the declaration: "This is an exciting time for Liverpool" and promises 20,000 new jobs, partly generated by a mayoral development corporation.

For Brazil, where nearly 70percentt of power is generated by controversial hydroelectric dams, this will mean a doubling of non-hydro renewables, according to the declaration.

Meanwhile, the community-organized "Run Ed Run" campaign, which generated 51,000 supporters and the Chronicle revealed to be funded by powerful interest groups, dismantled upon Lee's declaration.

It generated so much attention that an effort by some countries to completely drop it from the final Rio+20 political declaration have failed.