Sentence examples for declaration some from inspiring English sources

Of course, even if the other Member States publicly declare that they will not negotiate until the United Kingdom has made a formal declaration, some state governments may be ready to hold secret negotiations anyway.

"We made this declaration some time ago that we weren't going to do it till everyone can.

Even if the conference ends up producing an anodyne declaration, some good could still come out of it.

Despite German reticence about any public declaration, some leaders said that Greece would be bailed out if it became absolutely necessary.

But a buccaneering declaration, some lusty hitting and fisticuffs over the fading light mean Australia end these Ashes with something to salvage for the return series.

Such a declaration, some Western diplomats had hoped, would help persuade Pakistan not to carry out a nuclear test of its own.

We heard the declarations, some defiant, some heavyhearted, some laughing, because after crying for three days solid, laughter is necessary.

There are treaties and declarations, some of them general and others specific or with specialized contents, and they cover civil, cultural, economic, political, social and solidarity rights.

This week, the official North Korean news agency released numerous provocative declarations, some old and some new, by the country's leader, Kim Jong Il, admonishing North Koreans not to stray from the principles of the Communist revolution.

She's intelligent, but her head is full of false cheer and glib sarcasms and lame romantic declarations, some of which she picks up from girls she overhear in supermarkets.

In their sworn declarations, some employees described how Trump, during his stays in Southern California, made inappropriate and patronizing statements to the women working for him.