Sentence examples for declaration petition from inspiring English sources
Syria has stringently approached dissidents who question its policies in neighboring Lebanon Syriann authorities detained and imprisoned ten activists who signed the Beirut-Damascus Declaration petition in May 2006.
There, No Planeta B will present the declarations and petition to the U.N. Our prospects for developing effective climate change solutions will improve if elders and youngers increase collaboration and find new ways to combine their talents, skills, and energy.
On 14 April 2007 the Shakespeare Authorship Coalition issued an internet petition, the "Declaration of Reasonable Doubt About the Identity of William Shakespeare", coinciding with Brunel University's announcement of a one-year Master of Arts programme in Shakespeare authorship studies.
There's a petition and a declaration -- recently passed by the European Parliament -- all urging President Obama to pull together an international coalition of the nuclear powers and sit down and begin this negotiating process.
Manhattan Declaration supporters launched a counter-petition asking that the app be reinstated in the App Store, but to no avail.
The petition was a political declaration, not a scientific consensus.
Make a Declaration of Disclosure after filing your petition.
After marching to Parliament and reassembling, the mob became incensed by a declaration from Gordon that consideration of the petition was to be postponed, and fragmented.
If your spouse did not respond to your petition for divorce or your Declaration of Disclosure after 30 days, you will fill out your final forms without first writing up an agreement.
After the Unilateral declaration of independence (UDI), the British government petitioned the United Nations for sanctions against Rhodesia pending unsuccessful talks with Smith's administration in 1966 and 1968.
There was a clear declaration that anyone who continued to protest, to request our rights, to petition for the future of our country, was nothing but a troublemaker.
