Sentence examples for declaration that can be from inspiring English sources
"I shall be watching you to see if she's the same person," Deeley says to Kate before Anna arrives, in a declaration that can be read several ways.
These will be discussed by governments during March with the hope of producing a declaration that can be approved at the Brighton meeting, which runs from April 18 to 20.
Because of the lopsided numbers, Senator Norris argues that this would not be a surrender, a sort of "we're going out of business" declaration that can be achieved legally by a city referendum.
In a widely reported note to senior PDL figures, Berlusconi said: "I would ask everyone not to supply any more declarations or interviews that can be manipulated to fuel the polemic and harm internal cohesion".
If we accept this understanding of the privilege, the question then becomes whether the mere record of thoughts and memories -without any coerced oral testimony or declaration- is evidence that can be legally compelled, or whether this practice necessarily requires the 'will of the suspect' and therefore constitutes a breach of the privilege against forced self-incrimination.
Thus, the second perspective on medical encounters that can be found in declarations on professional ethics is autonomy where the decisions about treatment is primarily taken by the informed patient [ 6].
An interesting fragment is the piece of code that can be parsed and reduced to a nonterminal, method declaration.
But he confessed to feeling "a stabbing in the chest," and asked, "Does the hope that they will return home imply some sort of declaration that the settlements can be considered legitimate?" The next day, Ynet, the most widely read news site in Israel, ran a story about Kashua's speech.
Vehicles that remain after the declaration can be ticketed or towed.
The Declaration on Research Assessment identifies some steps that can now be taken.
In May, he filed a federal lawsuit, seeking a declaration of actual innocence so that he can be paid.
