Sentence examples for declaration stands from inspiring English sources

Time will tell if this declaration stands: "We're definitely going to have patience," Hank Steinbrenner said in a telephone interview yesterday.

A rallying point for the future, the declaration also stood as the death certificate of the ancien régime.

Mr. Bush warned in his weekly radio address today that the declaration must stand up to American scrutiny if Iraq is to avoid military attack.

But the relegation-haunted visitors may need a Middlesex declaration to stand any chance of a precious victory.

One of the most important documents of our time, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights stands as a beacon of hope in a world where people suffer from cruelty and injustice.

Yet the P.L.O., the U.S. and, to varying degrees, even Israel have embraced the European vision, and three decades later the Venice declaration continues to stand out as the boldest Mideast peace initiative to come out of Europe.

In any event, Mr Sadr's movement is split between pragmatists who want to win a modicum of power by co-operating with the new order and a more militant wing that prefers messianic declarations and last stands.

Though the Fed cut rates again last month to spur economic recovery, it accompanied the move with a declaration that it stood ready to buy, among other things, longer-term Treasury bonds.

But, as our joint declaration affirms, we stand united in our belief that a democratic, prosperous Britain can only be won in the context of a pan-European struggle to democratise the EU.

Now as his fellow Democrats are getting jumpy and talking about Mr. Clinton as an unused campaign resource, Mr. Gore needs to have the discipline to stick to the plan implicit in his convention declaration that "I stand here tonight as my own man".

"The European Parliament and national data protection authorities must make clear that such a legally dubious declaration will not stand.