Sentence examples for declaration that follows from inspiring English sources
In the full declaration that follows, you need to state clearly that you are of sound mental health and of contractual capacity, and that this will expresses your last wishes.
To this day, Ms. Kweskin is embarrassed at the unromantic declaration that followed, but it was the best she could do.
North Korea has announced that it successfully detonated a small hydrogen bomb, a declaration that followed a suspicious earthquake Wednesday near a site where the country previously conducted three nuclear weapons tests.
Some of the declarations that followed seemed to involve conflicts of interests.
They never read the sentence in the Declaration of Independence that follows, "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" that begins "to secure these rights governments are instituted among men... .. Cliven Bundy, who owes the American people over $1 million because he grazed his cattle on our lands, is their hero.
This screen adaptation of John Green's 2012 young-adult bestseller about star-crossed teens who meet at a cancer support group opens with an apologetic declaration that what follows will not be sugar-coated fiction but harsh reality.
Yet in a separate Fisa court document, the current presiding judge, Reggie Walton, blasted the government's secret declaration that it followed USSID 18 "rather than specifically requiring that the narrower dissemination provision set forth in the Court's orders in this matter be strictly adhered to".
The Universal Declaration and the treaties that followed largely define what people today mean when they speak of human rights.
There is little doubt the referendum will prompt high emotions, but few expect the kinds of conflict that followed declarations of independence in Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia.
The action that followed this declaration was swift.
It was his stature and gravitas, more than anything else, that held the country together through the dark months that followed the Declaration of Independence.
