Sentence examples for declaration that several from inspiring English sources

Packer's declaration that several other teams were more deserving led to an on-air feud with St. Joseph's Coach Phil Martelli, who is as feisty as Packer is blunt, and much questioning about whether Packer knows what he is talking about or if he is too fond of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

In 1980, Israel once again proclaimed Jerusalem "complete and united," or including occupied East Jerusalem, the state's capital — a declaration that prompted several countries, including the US, to reject the city as Israeli capital and move their embassies to Tel Aviv.

"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.

free declaration n. a declaration that is not a bound declaration.

Each package declaration that includes subprogram declarations or deferred constant declarations must have a corresponding package body to fill in the missing details.

The United States and several African nations agreed to a compromise on Monday, a settlement that was finished today, in the form of a political declaration that makes it clear that patents will not stand in the way of public health.

KIs also noted several policy documents and declarations that reiterate the key messages of the DW Agenda.

I believe that declaration contains several mistakes.

The prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has made it clear he does not support legalising voluntary euthanasia, following declarations from several senior Victorian cabinet ministers that they would support the introduction of laws in that state.

Guardiola might not have mentioned Manchester City by name but his subsequent declaration that there had already been "several offers" was, in effect, confirmation that the club built on Abu Dhabi's riches were actively trying to lever him in at Manuel Pellegrini's expense.

The Schuman Declaration that created the ECSC had several distinct aims: It would mark the birth of a united Europe.