Sentence examples for declaration is intended from inspiring English sources
Far from informing, the declaration is intended to cloud and confuse the true picture of Iraq's arsenal.
But the declaration is intended to give the issue a higher international profile, and is a tribute to the energy and determination of the Walk Free anti-slavery movement's founder, the Australian mining tycoon Andrew Forrest.
The declaration is intended to circumvent Congress, which has refused to spend the billions needed to deliver a wall he had long insisted would be paid for by Mexico.
This recently published declaration is intended to serve as an influential framework guiding Scandinavia and other countries to promote equitable global health and development by strengthening capacities and adopting agendas for global healthy living (3).
In short, I think that the Laeken Declaration is intended to set the ball rolling for a process of constitutionalisation in the Union.
The wording in the Moscow declaration, was "intended more for domestic consumption than anything else," contended Mr. Kim, the Foreign Ministry spokesman.
Although not legally binding, the declaration was intended to serve as "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations".
But I doubt whether the term "happiness" in the Declaration was intended to have a single determinate meaning.
Experts assure us that in the idiom of the day "to pursue happiness" meant "to live happily," and not (as it is usually supposed today) "to search for happiness". But I doubt whether the term "happiness" in the Declaration was intended to have a single determinate meaning.
But yesterday, the drug companies played down the significance of the declaration, which is intended to clarify an existing global agreement on patents.
