Sentence examples for declaration has a from inspiring English sources
Allen maintains that the National Archives' official transcription of the declaration has a period where it should have a comma, as most early versions do.
This declaration has a particular context: God, it is well understood, is a law-bringer and a society-maker, not a dispenser of personal favors in the name of holiness.
"It will take two men to replace me," he says, and the blend of cunning, pride, and folly in his declaration has a Shakespearean density; from this instant, as from Lear's quizzing of his daughters, disorder is unleashed.
Coming from a man who has been president of the republic for 12 years and who knows better than anyone the demands of the position, Jacques Chirac's declaration has a political significance of immense importance," he said.
The declaration has an anachronistic, command-and-control, almost Marxist feel to it: we control the means of production, we will set the prices.
Foster had acknowledged the relationship in public before, at a Women in Entertainment awards event in 2007, but the Globes' 15 million TV audience meant this declaration had a much wider platform.
We see from above that the high expenditure on health in the five Sub-Saharan countries achieving the Abuja declaration have a unilateral relationship running from GDP per capita to life expectancy.
Shah's Sufi aims and methodologies were also delineated in the "Declaration of the People of the Tradition" given at Coombe Springs: In addition to making this announcement, to feeding into certain fields of thought certain ideas, and pointing out some of the factors surrounding this work, the projectors of this declaration have a practical task.
His declaration had an unfortunate dictator-like tone, coming from a former military dictator, but the timing was apt.
She does not argue the case, so readers must decide for themselves whether the declaration has had a significant effect in practice.
