Sentence examples for declaration needed from inspiring English sources
According to Burdette, Baker's newfound enthusiasm came from the fact that President Harding was about to formally declare an end to the war with Germany—a declaration needed because the US had not ratified the Treaty of Versailles.
Cites secretary general John Scanlon said the actions initiated by the London declaration needed more time to come to fruition.
This might have been because LAPD officer John Long said Hernandez was dead, even though that declaration needed to be made by a medical professional.
The Tehran declaration needs to be given the opportunity to work.
No passport is needed, no visa has to be obtained, no customs declarations need to be filled out, no luggage is examined, if one arrives in the U.S. as a passenger on one of these two million boats.
There is certainly an environmental ethic in the Islamic faith, but those behind the declaration need to consider the challenges facing Muslims, mosques and Islamic schools – it's easy enough to have sustainable principles, but putting them into practice is much harder.
Set a target of 227 by Michael Clarke's ambitious declaration, England needed 21 more from 24 balls with five wickets in hand when play was called to a halt by the umpires at 19 36 BST.
Set a target of 227 by Michael Clarke's ambitious declaration, England needed 21 more from 24 balls with five wickets in hand when play was halted by the umpires at 7.36pm.
No special packaging or declaration is needed for freeze dried samples, and the risk of thawing is excluded.
The Council took its action in a presidential statement, a nonbinding declaration that needs unanimous support and usually achieves consensus among the 15 members with little resistance.
Treplev's declaration, "We need new forms," is one of the most famous lines from all of Chekhov, and while it is often understood as a rallying cry against the staid and moralistic 19th-century theater, Chekhov was satirizing the naïve young playwright as much as he was identifying with him.
