Sentence examples for declaration of general from inspiring English sources

However, 12 (14.7%) of the samples were shipped with a declaration of general merchandise and/or tea, 11 (13.4%) of them declared 'other' and 14 (17.1%) of them did not mention anything as the declaration.

Dennis Ross, the State Department's envoy to the Middle East, will try to lay the groundwork for what Israeli and Palestinian officials describe as anything from a joint declaration of general principles for making peace to an ambitious framework accord for a final settlement to the half-century-old conflict.

As with typical Central Committee documents, the 4th plenum's "Major Decisions" contains mostly declarations of general principles and objectives.

The revolutionary movement reached its climax in October 1905, with the declaration of a general strike and the formation of a soviet (council) in St . Petersburgitself.

He confirmed what he had previously said, that there was every hope of an agreement being reached if the discussions had been continued had it not been for the declaration of a general strike.

The declaration of the UN general assembly special session (UNgass) on drugs agreed this week is long on rhetoric and short on substance.

Beyond that, though, the case is seen by many here either as the junta's declaration of independence from General Ne Win -- and his ambitious daughter, Daw Sandar Win -- or as a move to stamp out the last vestiges of their influence.

Just weeks after the Scottish First Minister caught everyone off guard with a surprise 11AM statement to the media of plans for a second independence referendum, Theresa May followed suit this morning with her own shock declaration of a snap General Election.

The most that the Americans now hope for is a formal declaration of acceptance of the general parameters of Mr. Clinton's plan.

But he and many participants said there was a decent chance that a general declaration of success was within reach by Saturday morning.

"No doubt the thing was popular in some quarters, and would have been more so if it had been a general declaration of emancipation," he wrote when defending his approach to Illinois Senator Orville Browning, his friend and political supporter.