Sentence examples for declaration it is from inspiring English sources

But that's the nature of a declaration: it is a manifesto, a way forward, sometimes wildly uncertain, an assertion of freedom from fear.

"By this new declaration, it is just like giving license to the soldiers to go and humiliate the citizens and to carry out human rights abuses," Mr. Ayuba said.

The preferred terms are "softening," "crunch," "correction," and, best of all, "interesting," as in "This is an interesting time" — a grudging corollary to the popular and meaningless Wall Streeter declaration "It is what it is".

Alabama governor Robert Bentley included a warning in his declaration: "It is unlawful for any person within the State of Alabama to impose unconscionable prices for the sale of any commodity during the period of a declared State of Emergency".

Reuters concentrates on the lecturing and hectoring that BRICS leaders delivered to the profligate West, quoting the customary end-of-summit joint declaration: "It is critical for advanced economies to adopt responsible macroeconomic and financial policies, avoid creating excessive global liquidity and undertake structural reforms to lift growth that create jobs".

Here again is the 1915 "Declaration": "It is … not the absolute freedom of utterance of the individual scholar, but the absolute freedom of thought, of inquiry, of discussion and teaching of the academic profession that is asserted by this declaration of principles".

The lyrical content is characterised by love notions and prominently revolves around its main declaration, "It's gotta be you, only you".

And what a declaration it was.

But after Trump's declaration, it was over.

And having made that bold declaration, it's best to say no more.

"If we look at the joint declaration, it's not that striking.