Sentence examples for declaration may not have from inspiring English sources

But the diplomats who drafted this declaration may not have realized how challenging that would be.

The scale of the crisis, which has been building for well over a decade, is such that a presidential declaration may not have much immediate impact.

To any outside observer, Bishop Ma's declaration may not have looked all that defiant.

Though the bump from its caliphate declaration may not have been as large as the group hoped, Islamic State's popularity among militants has drawn more into its fold.

Although the signers of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights may not have foreseen the sweeping changes that technology would bring over the next 64 years, they would have welcomed the increased personal agency that technology would ultimately afford to safeguard those rights.

They may be viewed as a declaration of taste, to wit: "I may not have had to fight feral, screwdriver-wielding 9-year-olds in the Outback, but I am wise enough to appreciate the pants of those who have".

WCI officials contend, however, that his signature on the declaration may have been attached to the document before it was written, that he may not have read the final version of the declaration, and that the Postal Service may have sent Scipione blank pages to sign.

The ornate ceremony may not have been what the neighborhood's colonists had in mind in 1657 when they signed the Flushing Remonstrance, a document often credited as a precursor to the Bill of Rights' declaration of freedom of religion.

"They may not have any rights under the Geneva Conventions as far as I'm concerned," said the senator, an Arizona Republican, "but they have rights under various human rights declarations.

But other officials cautioned that Mr. Karzai may not have made up his mind about whom to support, and that there was just over a month left before the declaration deadline, Oct. 6.

"They may or may not have insurance.