Sentence examples for declaration of total from inspiring English sources

"This is a declaration of total war.

On shelves were catalogues containing correspondence by the insurance company leading up to the declaration of total loss.

It also makes specific political points: Overall, or Überall, in the original German, is a reference to the Nazi anthem, "Deutschland, Deutschland, Über Alles," quoted parodistically when Overall's declaration of total war is read in the opera's first scene.

A premiere, to have been conducted by Clemens Krauss, was scheduled to take place at the 1944 Salzburg Festival in Austria, but the declaration of total war on Aug. 1 of that year closed down theaters throughout the Third Reich, and the opera reached only its final dress rehearsal.

In 1998, Osama Bin Laden and the heads of four jihadist groups in Egypt, Pakistan and Bangladesh signed a declaration of total war against the United States and its allies, and called for the targeting of both soldiers and civilians.

We could also authorize physicians through hospital policies, professional guidelines, or laws unilaterally to withdraw life-supports upon a declaration of total brain failure (perhaps even upon a determination of irreversible unconsciousness) in cases where continued treatment is unnecessary for organ procurement and appears otherwise futile.

CHI should be considered among other health financing reforms like increased budget allocation in line with Abuja declaration (15% of total public funds going to the health sector) and mobilization of external resources like donations, grants and loans.

3.4.7 Where the amount and/or type of fatty acids is declared, this declaration should follow immediately the declaration of the total fat in accordance with Section 3.4.3.

The trigger for Bombardier's decision, characterized by some analysts as an audacious declaration of commercial total war, actually was pulled by Pratt & Whitney, the engine manufacturing unit of United Technologies, said Richard Aboulafia, aerospace and defense analyst at Teal Group, in Fairfax, Virginia.

But Mr Berezovsky's declaration of personal assets totalling $40,000 was, to put it mildly, something of an eye-stretcher: Forbes magazine guessed him this month to be Russia's richest man, worth $3 billion.Mr Berezovsky was kept out of the top spot for declared income by Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, president of Kalmykia, a pitifully poor republic on the Volga.

J. David Bleich, an Orthodox rabbi and professor at Cardozo Law School in New York, said that "according to Jewish law, declaration of death requires a total cessation of neurological, cardiac and respiratory function".