Sentence examples for declaration set from inspiring English sources

The deadline for the declaration, set by Resolution 1441, is Sunday.

Steven Croft's declaration set Mark Cosgrove's men a target of 323 runs in 59 overs – not exactly sporting, but gettable if a couple of batsmen could get in and get on.

The proposals are thought to be part of a 27-point Berlin declaration set to be presented to the public on 18 August by Christian Democrat state interior ministers, some of whom are holding regional elections next month.

The declaration set up a potentially volatile showdown with the president, who announced on Wednesday that he would postpone the Parliament's inauguration while a special court he appointed investigated allegations of fraud by losing candidates.

The new declaration set off a scramble in American intelligence agencies -- under fire for their assessment of Iraq's nuclear capability -- to determine if the North Korean government of Kim Jong Il was bluffing or had succeeded in producing the material undetected.

He began: Bryan, with this declaration, set the theme of his argument, and as it would prove, his campaign: that the welfare of humanity was at stake with the silver issue.

The president's unilateral declaration  "sets back our efforts to arrive at a balanced and responsible approach to this issue.

The conference is scheduled to conclude with the signing of a declaration setting out goals and targets containing and reversing the AIDS epidemic.

Under the plans, female bishops would be introduced with a house of bishops "declaration" setting out guidance for parishes where congregations reject female ministry.

This led to the 1984 Joint Declaration, setting out the key provisions for Hong Kong's post-1997 future, which incorporated under British pressure substantial safeguards for the territory's economic and, to a significant but lesser extent, political autonomy.

Australia had been dubbed the "worst team in Ashes history" before the series, and the apparent caution of an insecure young side was reflected by Allan Border's declaration: setting England a target of 402 in 83 overs was conservative even by the standards of the day.