Sentence examples for declaration that for from inspiring English sources
Nabokov's declaration that "for me, 'style' is matter" remains almost fearfully thrilling to Amis.
In a sense it was like a State of the Union address, but with an almost bellicose declaration that "for all our good times, I am not satisfied".
"[We want] a declaration that, for all the challenges we face, climate change could define the contours of this century more dramatically than any other".
When the prosecuting authority first brought charges against Mr. Shaik, its chief announced that while he also had prima facie evidence against Mr. Zuma, who was then the nation's deputy president, he did not consider that case to be "winnable," an odd declaration that for a time freed Mr. Zuma from prosecution and yet tarred him with guilt.
I made the strong declaration that for the world's youth, everything is on the line.
In July 1848 they issued a call for a convention to discuss the issue of women's rights; this convention met in Stanton's hometown, Seneca Falls, New York, on July 19 20, 1848, and issued a declaration that called for woman suffrage and for the right of women to educational and employment opportunities.
The group issued a declaration that calls for candidates to generate serious and viable proposals for fulfilling the rights of Mexican children.
The city was the venue for the 1975 Helsinki accords in which Gerald Ford and Leonid Brezhnev signed a 35-state declaration that called for respect of sovereign territory and human rights.
The Baby Friendly Way" World Breastfeeding Week this year commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Innocenti Declaration that called for implementation of the Ten Steps to successful breastfeeding in all maternity wards.
It's a value model, not a declaration, that editorial is for sale.
The First Global Forum on Human Resources for Health held in 2008 in Kampala, issued a declaration that emphasises the need for equitable distribution as well as retention of skilled, productive and responsive health workers [ 2].
