Sentence examples for declaration of those from inspiring English sources
The regime has now missed, by nearly three months, the deadline by which it promised a full declaration of those programmes.It may yet become clear that Mr Kim has no intention of surrendering his nuclear ambitions.
There was, during Anita Hill's time, no person of color to raise an eye at Clarence Thomas's declaration of those hearings being a "high-tech lynching".
I must assume this was a different group of people, however, since the "Bernie or bust" hecklers had drowned out Cummings' declaration of those very words earlier in the day.
As shown in Tables 1 and 2, the rate of fully vaccinated children according to declarations of those responsible for them improved considerably between 2001 and 2006.
Under the Nuremberg Code of 1947 and the World Medical Associations Declaration of Helsinki, those seeking to conduct medical tests on human subjects must explain the purpose, risks and methods of the study and obtain each subject's voluntary consent to participate.
Whatever his post-match declaration of satisfaction, those left in his side of the draw, including his opponent in the third round on Friday, the Belgian Xavier Malisse, will feel just a little more comfortable when they look across the net at him from now on.
The rights they're enjoying are enshrined in the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, those promissory notes from Uncle Sam that have historically bounced for people of color.
And then, lastly, there are those at the heart and, sometimes, at the origin of this campaign whose inspiration is, to say the least, not that of De Gaulle's Free French nor of those who penned the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, nor of those in favor of a just peace between the Israeli and Palestinian peoples.
Any government I lead will not go on excusing this failure... the election of a Conservative government will bring - and I mean this almost literally - a declaration of war against those parts of the educational establishment who still cling to the cruelty of the 'all must win prizes' philosophy and the dangerous practice of dumbing down".
Since the 9 May declaration, none of those had tested positive for the Ebola virus.
Five of Efsa's 80 or so mammalian toxicology experts failed to file a declaration of interests, while some of those that were submitted were several years old.
