Sentence examples for declaration in which she from inspiring English sources

She has published a declaration in which she blames Stalin equally with Hitler for causing the 1939-45 war, by agreeing secretly to divide Europe.

The dead child's mother, Elia Tamayo, told news outlets that in the days since José Luis's death she had been pressured by state officials to sign a declaration in which she'd accept the official version of events — that he died as a result of injuries sustained from a firework shot by the campesinos.

Then again, the song in which she makes that declaration is called "Rose's Turn" (as in "When is it gonna be my turn?").

The song in which she makes this declaration is called "The Rose of Tacloban," and along with the title number, it perfectly captures Mr. Byrne's gift for setting Mrs. Marcos's surreally sentimental words to music.

Senator Smith was famous for her Declaration of Conscience during the McCarthy era in which she complained that those "who shout the loudest about Americanism in making character assassinations are all too frequently those who... ignore [its] basic principles".

To prove it, the cities joined together to establish the Paris City Hall Declaration, in which the mayors "declare solemnly that climate change is our common challenge and that advancing climate solutions is a shared responsibility, and a matter of rights, equality and social justice".

She then, however, launched into a discussion not of fiscal issues, but of the right to life, as enshrined in the Declaration of Independence (which she put up on the large screen in the ballroom of the Omni Shoreham Hotel).

Rabbi Brickner was named for Lord Balfour and the Balfour Declaration, in which Britain supported a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

"All the men had to sign a declaration in which they confessed that even in their early youth they had been guilty of perversions.

In January 2007 members of ASEAN adopted a common declaration in which they recognized the need for a new instrument to protect and promote the rights of migrant workers.

Dr. Mark Dybul, the acting United States global AIDS coordinator, said in an interview that the United Nations had passed "a fine declaration" in which he had not found any weak points.