Sentence examples for declaration reflects from inspiring English sources

The draft declaration reflects these priorities.

But the declaration reflects at least as much a hope as a prediction.

This declaration reflects my firm and settled commitment to refuse life-sustaining treatment under the circumstances below.

The Declaration reflects the content of the original background document for the meeting and the views expressed in group and plenary sessions.

More immediately, though, the declaration reflected the South's strategy of trying to gain security on the peninsula by forging economic and other ties.

"I announce today that I will be a write-in candidate in November for the United States Senate seat that I now hold," Ms. Murkowski told a loud crowd of supporters in Anchorage, who cheered "Run, Lisa, run!" The senator's unusually worded declaration reflected the startling turn of events in Alaska over the past few weeks.

"We trust the army's declaration, reflected in their statement, that they don't want to get involved in politics, or play a political role," it added.

With the 3 GeV Cosmotron already in operation at Brookhaven National Laboratory, this declaration reflected a consensus among the participants.

In effect, the idea that there should be two Berlin declarations reflects the psychological gap that exists between the original six and most of the later arrivals.One might not expect this difference to matter much now.

The UN's millennium development goals, like most other aid declarations, reflect the old way of doing aid.

First, he said, at least two-thirds of the owners of apartments and common elements must agree to amend the condominium's declaration to reflect the change.