Sentence examples for declaration planned from inspiring English sources

A joint presidential declaration planned for Mr. Bush's visit to Mexico on March 22 would announce ways to accelerate a quarter-trillion dollars in cross-border commerce while stepping up security, two goals that have been hard to harmonize since the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.

The main event commemorating the Declaration is planned as a private dinner to be attended by Prime Minsters Theresa May and Benjamin Netanyahu and a hundred and fifty guests.

But the idea has also spread to eastern Europe and Asia and may even be reaching the bankruptcy-averse Muslim world (last year ten Middle Eastern and north African countries signed a joint declaration on planned reforms).Moving towards a more enlightened treatment of bankruptcy will not be easy, particularly for poor countries with inefficient legal systems and retributive attitudes to debt.

No systematic audit of declarations was planned.

The officials said the declarations -- planned for Wednesday as part of a carefully scripted visit by Mr. Sharon -- are similar to peace proposals put forward in private in 2000 by President Clinton, and represent a shift to a position where Washington would help set specific terms of any agreement.

Osborne's declaration that planning "cost the British British economy £3bn a year" appears to emanate from a defunct Whitehall unit and refers to speculative land banks.

She also called for a peaceful resolution of the fighting that has flared in Sudan ahead of the planned declaration of independence by South Sudan on July 9.

The planned declaration and joint event in Brussels will come the week after Britain's referendum on 23 June.

Nine of the 10 members of the committee supported the public declaration that the Fed planned to continue these policies at least through late 2014.

But they were fearful of being dragged into Western criticism of their government, and so pulled out of a planned joint declaration by young Chinese and American delegates.

In a year in which two racing phenomena, champion jump jockey A P McCoy and his Flat counterpart Richard Hughes, have clocked out of their winner-factories for the final time, Hayley Turner's declaration of her own planned permanent dismount from the saddle, announced this week, could have been considered rather less consequential.