Sentence examples for declaration sought from inspiring English sources

The declaration sought to allay the North Korean leadership's anxieties about the side effects of economic liberalization, stating that the two Koreas would regard each other with "mutual respect and confidence irrespective of differing ideologies and systems".

The judge also gave permission in relation to a second declaration sought by Nicklinson over his right to respect for private life under article 8 of the human rights convention.

Granting the application, he said that bag and mask resuscitation was excluded from the declaration sought, but CPR was not in VT's best interests, and to require staff to treat him in intensive care would be entirely futile.

In many of the 56 member states of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference, which has led the drive to outlaw "defamation", both non-Muslims and Muslims who voice dissent (even in technical matters of Koranic interpretation) are often victims of just the sort of persecution the 1948 declaration sought to outlaw.

Emergency declaration sought in Oakland after deadly warehouse fire.

In particular, the United Kingdom, the other party to this Sino-British Joint Declaration, sought and received guarantees that the survival of Hong Kong's autonomy and liberties would be guaranteed for 50 years.

Opponents of an Egyptian military declaration seeking to curtail the powers of the next president are to stage a mass demonstration in Cairo later today.

The incident, according to the magazine, was referenced Friday in Heard's court declaration seeking a restraining order against Depp.

The so-called Moscow Declaration seeks to expand on the recent Turkey-Russia-brokered cease-fire in Aleppo, which was extended at Iran's late insistence to include evacuations of the wounded from two pro-government villages in Idlib province besieged by rebels.

"The plaintiff is not entitled to the declarations sought," the court said in its majority decision.

Paralleling these actions, first at the Congress of Vienna (1814 15) and later between the two World Wars, a series of treaties and international declarations sought the protection of certain racial, religious, and linguistic minorities in central and eastern Europe and the Middle East.