Sentence examples for declaration remain from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the implications of the declaration remain unclear.

The powerful words of the Declaration remain alive to the extent that we realize their depth.

These marriages take on the form of a simple 'Fatiha' (declaration), remain unregistered, and transform girls into married women without them even being aware of it".

The practical effects of his declaration remained unclear, however, since he stopped short of naming specific actions to be taken, such as dissolving the Palestinian Authority or ending security coordination with Israel.

Serbs said they were under orders from Belgrade to ignore the independence declaration and remain in Kosovo to keep the northern part of the territory under de facto Serbian control, raising questions about Serbia's long-term aims.

As for my non-resolutions this year (call them my parental declarations), I remain a work in progress.

The Rainbow Project is backing a court case brought by a gay couple married elsewhere in the UK who are seeking a declaration that they remain legally married in Northern Ireland.

The principal of Holsworthy Community College in north-west Devon, David Fitzsimmons, said he liked Wilshaw's declaration that Ofsted would remain independent.

Chairman Mehmet Dalman spoke publicly about his attempts to broker peace in the fractured relationship but his declaration that Mackay would remain manager "until something else happens" did not exactly carry the ring of certainty.

In contrast, the White House deeply appreciated our declaration that the settlements remain a serious obstacle to peace, but was not pleased that we called upon the administration to veto the resolution.

So, though Backbone also utilizes the Constitution's opening words We the People to create a sense of shared identity, it is the Enlightenment based concepts of social contract, natural law, and inalienable rights articulated in the Declaration of Independence which remain the philosophical foundation of our movement for universal human rights.