In April of 1681, he issued a studiously moderate declaration of his position and ordered that it should be read out from the pulpit of every parish church in England; and so it was.
The platform is a declaration of party positions rather than a document binding on candidate Romney, but it nonetheless makes a statement about Republican intentions.
The declaration of the Greens' position significantly raises the stakes for Labor to make its decision.
Imprisoned for more than three years by the British on suspicion of I.R.A. involvement and the subject of several organized assassination attempts, Mr. Maskey has been known more recently for his unsmiling and combative declarations of party positions.
Americans prefer an open and public style of governing, but I believe they also recognize that keeping our discussions private can give our interlocutors greater flexibility in their negotiating than they would have in the presence of public declarations of negotiating positions.
It was crystalized by the shared experience of the group at McMaster University and the development of an enduring sense of purpose, disseminated in a series of position papers, declarations, and guidelines published in influential medical journals by key opinion leaders in clinical epidemiology.
"The Anatomy of Racial Inequality," as much as anything, might be considered Loury's declaration of independence, his fully articulated position as a neoliberal.
One question is whether the New York Times should have run a lengthy piece in which well known, controversial views of the author are seeded thickly in what is ostensibly a profile of someone else, without some formal declaration of the writer's own position.
Kroes failed to disclose this in her declaration of interests upon assuming her position as commissioner for competition in 2004.
That email made me wonder if, when Sister Jean-Marie signed her declaration of support for the diocesan position, she had been coerced.
