Sentence examples for declaration meant from inspiring English sources
Collingwood's cautious approach to his declaration meant that Durham batted on for 40 minutes this morning and pulled out only when the lead had passed 400.
The declaration meant the military would occupy the area to keep order and prevent the kind of looting that occurred in Concepci uring the first two to three days after last month's quake.
Rear Adm. William P. Loeffler, deputy director of the Center for Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction at the military's Strategic Command, said Mr. Bush's declaration meant that those who might supply arms or components to terrorists were just as accountable as those who ordered and carried out an attack.
We would do well to recapture what those 56 signers of the Declaration meant -- and what that might still mean for us.
The declaration meant that "the military would occupy the area to keep order and prevent the kind of looting that occurred in Concepción during the first two to three days after last month's quake", according to The New York Times.
This declaration meant Haddeshah was free from HIV and no longer had to continue with the Prevention of Parent to Child Transmission (PPTCT) programme that she had been on for two years ever since she was born.
Now, the Brazilian government says, the Doha declaration means that it no longer has anything to fear from such complaints.
The Artemis declaration means Pinault cannot bid for six months, according to a statement by France's stock market regulator.
That stark declaration means, in effect, that the battle of the sexes is over before it has begun.
Any instance of it must specify that type, here a class with employee data (the COMPARABLE declaration means that PERS_REC must provide a comparison operation to sort records).
The new declaration means that Indian companies will probably be able to go on making and selling copycat drugs even after 2005, the deadline for India to bring its patent laws into accordance with the 1994 treaty on intellectual property, which recognizes 20-year patents on most inventions, including drugs.
