Sentence examples for declaration that came from inspiring English sources

That was the bottom line of the declaration that came out of the UN General Assembly's high-level meeting on AIDS, which closed on June 10th.

England had left themselves 130 overs in which to dismiss West Indies following a declaration that came at 333 for seven and just over half an hour before tea.

Aides said he hoped to persuade the leaders of Asia-Pacific nations, a dozen of whom did not attend last week's summit meeting, to endorse the so-called "Washington declaration" that came out of it.

"Love you back," he replied, with transparent sincerity, to an inaudible declaration that came from the floor of the D.N.C. last night, during the ovation that preceded his speech to the Convention and the nation.

The Declaration that came out of the event is translated below from the text in Cafe Fuerte.

So what happens at Bali matters, though the declaration that comes out of it will be encrypted in diplomatic language, and the difference between success and failure will be imperceptible to the untrained eye.Experienced code-breakers will be looking, essentially, for three things by which to judge whether Bali has been a success or a failure.

Now think of those fictionalized characters in veils and heavily bearded, and declarations that come straight from pre-islamic ancient Persian poetry.

"You cannot usurp our right to contraception, nor our other rights with your declarations that come out of the Middle Ages," the group said in a statement on Twitter.

The right to say, write or print what you want is rooted in the declaration of rights that came with the 1789 French Revolution, but even then abuse of that freedom was limited by law.

There are still long sections of the annexes that came with the declaration that have to be carefully examined.

But what was puzzling was the statement that came with this declaration.