Sentence examples for declaration in that from inspiring English sources

His declaration in that book that laws are arbitrary acts of human will is pertinent to his critique of the subjection of women.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly she said of her "SNL" declaration, "In that moment, to make it normal and cool and completely unashamed?

It differs from Microsoft's declaration in that it addresses machinima specifically instead of general game-derived content, allows use of game audio if Blizzard can legally license it, requires derivative material to meet the Entertainment Software Rating Board's Teen content rating guideline, defines noncommercial use differently, and does not address extensions of fictional universes.

But the legal period for receiving a free birth certificate is 10 days after birth, and many families have difficulty returning to the health centre to amend the declaration in that short period.

He went back to Europe and co-sponsored a written declaration in parliament that called on the EC to introduce legislation banning all seal imports.

Farouk Abu Issa, awaiting verdict, charged with undermining the constitutional system Farouk Abu Issa was arrested on 6 December 2014 after signing a political declaration in Sudan that brought together opposition and rebel forces in a joint call for democratic change.

The film's title is a reference to Connery's reported declaration in 1971 that he would "never again" play that role.

Thus, the Canal Zone became in effect a foreign colony that bisected Panama, despite Theodore Roosevelt's declaration in 1906 that no such result was intended.

Ever since Obama's declaration in May that "same-sex couples should be able to get married," we've been basking in the warmth of that presidential affirmation.

Particularly galling is Mr Allaire's declaration in July that "there will be no more surprises".

However, Council of Europe states agreed in the Brighton Declaration in April that this provision should be amended.