A spokesman for Mrs Miller denied that she had changed her second home designation in order to avoid having to sign the declaration, pointing out that the first of three letters from parliamentary authorities was not sent until May 2009, and she stopped claiming all accommodation allowances in April that year.
At the end of season three, rotten rozzer DI Matthew Cottan's dying declaration pointed the finger at a puppet master whose surname began with the letter H. Rather unhelpfully, he expired before filling in any more blanks, leaving anti-corruption unit AC-12 dangling.
A paper published in The New England Journal of Medicine about Massachusetts' opioid emergency declaration pointed out that the powers that public health emergencies can unlock include "deploying military personnel, commandeering property, restricting freedom of movement, halting business operations, and suspending civil rights and liberties".
The declaration pointed to such activities, and said signatories recognized "that activities taking place outside the Arctic region, including activities occurring in Arctic States, are the main contributors to climate change effects and pollution in the Arctic, and underlining the need for action at all levels".
Instead, they have made a rather feeble "joint declaration" outlining points of convergence while admitting to "well-known differences".
But the drafting committee, meeting on Tuesday, elected not to include any provision about the military, deciding to limit its proposed declaration to points of agreement like basic individual rights, said Judge Tahani el Gibali, a leader of the group who herself had previously argued for giving the military a broad mandate to intervene in the civilian government.
These speeches became the occasion of significant papal declarations on points of moral theology especially pertinent to the respective audiences.
The Iraqi declaration, he pointed out, is "silent on this stockpile, which alone would be enough to kill several million people".
Moreover, the declaration largely pointed the blame for the currency volatility in some of the countries on structural weaknesses in their economies and financial systems.
In a meeting held in Uganda in 2008, the Global Health Workforce Alliance came up with the so-called Kampala Declaration that pointed out the need for adequate incentives and an enabling and safe working environment for effective retention and equitable distribution of the health workforce [ 16].
