Sentence examples for declaration in which the from inspiring English sources

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".

This declaration, in which the President seemed to lean on the F.B.I. director to cut short an investigation into an associate, was the part that, by Tuesday night, had Senator John McCain comparing the current situation to Watergate "in size and scale".

Participatory approaches to health have been advocated since the 1978 Alma Ata declaration in which the World Health Organisation emphasised the need for citizen participation in primary health care [ 1].

Consider the proliferation of Executive Orders and presidential signings- those declarations in which the president signs legislation but then notes which of its provisions he intends to support.

A military commission in Guantanamo later tried and convicted him of conspiracy to commit various war crimes, including preparing "martyr wills" for two of the 9/11 hijackers ― video declarations in which the terrorists describe what they're about to do.

The issue was parked by a joint Czech-German declaration in 1997, in which the two countries agreed to disagree about this aspect of their history.

Mr. Berger said China's strongest case might be based on the Cairo Declaration of 1943, in which the allied powers promised that territory taken by Japan would be returned.

He said the United States continues to urge all claimants to conform to the 2002 China-Asean Declaration of Conduct, in which the parties committed to "exercise self-restraint in the conduct of activities that would complicate or escalate disputes and affect peace and stability".

Ranging across more than 200 years of American history, it opened with a quotation from the Declaration of Independence in which the framers enumerated their charges against King George III -- charges that included elevating the military above the civil power, trumping up offenses and depriving colonists of the right to a trial by jury.

10] to what is described here as a "stupid and dangerous campaign of lies" in Paris about German activities and intentions in Spanish Morocco, the "Nazional Zeitung" of Essen, organ of General Hermann Goering, repeats the Italo-German declaration of October 25, in which the two powers indicated their intention to respect the continental and colonial integrity of Spain.

We started our journey as a nation with the Declaration of Independence, in which the Founders stated, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal...Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..."...