Sentence examples for declaration of complete from inspiring English sources

The inability of the anti-Qaddafi forces to capture Surt and other areas has become a frustrating obstacle to the Transitional National Council's declaration of complete victory in the seven-month conflict.

In 1885 Dhiliyiánnis formed his first government and, inspired by the Bulgarian declaration of complete independence from Turkey, prepared to invade Turkish Macedonia, an adventure that was stopped only when the great powers blockaded Greek ports.

15 22 Indeed, a primary criticism of the WHO definition of health is that its declaration of "complete physical, mental, and social wellbeing" 6 is prescriptive rather than descriptive.

They are big in significance (like the ideas contained in a copy of the first printing of the Declaration of Independence, completed over July 4 and 5, 1776), and big in insignificance (like a 7-foot-1-inch-long bathtub custom built for the 340-pound, 6-foot frame of President William Howard Taft).

THIS town, which served as a headquarters of the Revolutionary Army, usually celebrates the Fourth of July with a dramatic reading of the Declaration of Independence, complete with muskets and tricorn hats.

The page-turning quality of the novel reaches its peak when Joyce's barely acknowledged crush on her married tutor, small-town radical Ray Deare, is reciprocated with a full-scale declaration of love, complete with divorce plans and the keys to a empty location for sex.

This time they've reconstructed the Declaration of Independence, complete with edits and comments from the founding fathers.

Our most high-profile critics sound like the man at my University of Maryland talk, unwilling to confront any contradiction between a nation whose declaration of independence promises "complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of race, religion and sex" and an occupation that has held millions of Palestinians as non-citizens for more than forty years.

The Balfour Declaration of 1926 gave complete self-government to the Dominions, effectively creating a system whereby a single monarch operated independently in each separate Dominion.

Nevertheless, declaration of eligibility was completed on all forms and all players were declared as eligible to play.

By Dec. 8, Baghdad must present a complete declaration of all of its prohibited weapons programs.