Sentence examples for declaration that it was from inspiring English sources

The Indiana Democratic Party and the American Civil Liberties Union challenged the 2005 law before it went into effect, seeking a declaration that it was unconstitutional on its face and could not be enforced even against the majority of Indiana voters who could easily produce the required photo ID.

Speaking in the Rose Garden after returning to the White House from Camp David and meeting with his top aides in the Oval Office, Mr. Obama vowed to "take action" in response to what he called "a blatant violation of international law" and the North's declaration that it was repudiating past commitments to dismantle its nuclear program.

But the South Korean government noted that, despite the North's declaration that it was severing communications with the South, on Wednesday it followed its usual procedure of speaking through a military telephone line across the border to approve the entry of hundreds of workers from the South to work their regular shifts at the industrial complex.

This makes George Bush's rather slow declaration that it was unacceptable for Russia to invade a sovereign state hypocritical.

That was astonishing enough, but then Groupon snubbed the search giant, a declaration that it was really worth much more.

The political testament was a defiantly unrepentant declaration that it was not he but Jews and their supporters who were responsible for the war.

He surged forces into Afghanistan only to quickly reverse himself, speeding the withdrawal with the declaration that "it is time to focus on nation-building here at home".

But Marion Cotillard certainly raised the cringe factor with her breathless declaration that "it is true that there are some angels in this city".

Trump has repeatedly expressed a desire to withdraw US troops from Syria "very soon", which is at odds with a January declaration that "it is vital for the United States to remain engaged in Syria".

Mr. Obama has all but acknowledged as much in recent weeks, as he paired his decision to withdraw the "surge" troops from Afghanistan by next September with a repeat of his declaration that "it is time to focus on nation building here at home".

His comment that he respects Islam and believes the people of the country's troubled North Caucasus region should be "free to practise even Sharia law if they want" are, for example, difficult to reconcile with his 1990s declaration that "it is a pity that Stalin didn't go all the way" with his oppression of the Chechen nation.