Sentence examples for declaration represented from inspiring English sources

The ministry declaration represented a U-turn from a day before, when the United Nations monitors retreated after an angry mob had attacked their vehicles with stones and iron rods before they reached Al Heffa.

Diplomats point out that the Tehran Declaration represented a major victory for the forces in Iran that, however tentatively, seek engagement with the larger world; if Iran is seen to get nothing in exchange for the risk it took, those forces will be discredited.

In withdrawing from the Paris climate accord, the President demolished everything that the 2015 papal declaration represents.

The WHO declaration represents its highest level of alert and is only invoked in response to the most dire threats.

"The declaration represents a step in the right direction as per international standards and best practice," said Sylvester Atere, of the United Nations office on drugs and crime in Nigeria.

Mukai was followed by Tottori Nishi High School student Shue Shiinoki, who read a "Resolution Declaration," representing the 36 students who were selected to participate in the inaugural Stanford e-Tottori course.

Today's MDC declaration represents a risky gamble because Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe for 28 years, had specifically warned the opposition not to claim victory prior to officially published results.

Further, the draft declaration represents a setback rather than a step forward.

The declaration represents the local voice of communities, forest and farm producer organizations, indigenous people and family forest owners from around the world, and, merges messages developed in a series of preparatory events held in Latin America, Asia and Africa since 2014.

In the era in which she had chosen to reject monogamy, cohabitation and children, her declarations represented an anomaly.

The declarations represented an emerging consensus that a minimum package of essential social protection measures must be in place in every society.