Sentence examples for declaration more from inspiring English sources

More than twenty-three thaveandiedople have dind in Mexico's drug war since Calderón's declaration — more than three thousand so far this year.

"Our plan is that he'll stay here," Allofs said – but it sounded like a declaration more of hope than expectation and a definite move away from the "not for sale" message of a few weeks ago.

Ross and Rachel's trajectory in Friends was slightly less hackneyed (Ross's "it's always been you Rach" declaration more of a happy middle than an ending), and for a long time the show held its nerve when it came to keeping the pair apart, even divorcing the trappings of coupledom – getting married, having a child – from the idea of being in a relationship.

As it was, the teachers to whom he was speaking felt that he was making his declaration more to stir them up to better instruction than announcing a policy.

Third, the indicators used by IHP+Results were not comprehensive or exhaustive, a weakness that applies to the indicators used to evaluate the Paris Declaration more generally.

But they are also declarations, more than skin deep, soliciting the like-minded for an alliance.

Less known is that a series of declarations, more or less radical in tone, followed.

The fact that Neelie Kroes did not take this obligation sufficiently seriously shows the need for the commission to scrutinise these self-declarations more thoroughly".

(Radames to Aida, when he demands that she scrub his naked torso: "You are much better with a sword than you are with a sponge".) There are also instances of the sort of camp declarations more common to Charles Ludlam-ish parodies.

Such a reform wouldn't protect the members of the N.B.E.R. committee from public criticism, which is inevitable at times, but it might make their declarations more timely and useful.

"We need genuine political commitment, not rhetoric – less declarations more action," he said.