Sentence examples for declaration is called from inspiring English sources

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.

In contrast to the prerogative orders which are termed public law remedies, the declaration is called a private law remedy as it was originally developed in court cases between private parties.

The Amsterdam Declaration, as it is called, includes 14 points and runs to nine single-spaced pages.

The Munich declaration, as it is called, asserts that today's ethical standards cannot be applied to yesterday's acquisitions; but in return it acknowledges that encyclopedic museums have a special duty to put world culture on display.This has led to a new level of co-operation between museums over training, curating, restoration and loans.

The declaration's title echoes the language of Resolution 1441; it is called "Currently Accurate, Full and Complete Declaration".

If that is not possible, an appeal court may make what is called a declaration of incompatibility.

In the United States, the checklist is called a Declaration of Inspection or DOI.

RS: The book you're referring to is called, "The Declaration Of Independence, How Libertarian Politics Can Fix What's Wrong With America".

The 4,700-word 4,700-words calledocumentanhattan Declaratisn: A calledf Christhen Conscience".

Eleanor in some sense was asking herself "what do we do now that the war is over?" Her answer was quick and decisive, and it is called the Universal Declaration of Human Rights UDHRR).