Sentence examples for declaration that the two from inspiring English sources

It makes what the Kremlin called a "politically binding" declaration that the two nations will not aim military actions at each other and will seek to cooperate on foreign policy and economic issues.

On paper, the pact amounts to little more than a blueprint for trade relations and a symbolic declaration that the two nations do not want their voice in world affairs drowned out by America.

Obviously, Swift wouldn't just let anyone meet her cats, so if this isn't a declaration that the two are an item, we just don't know what is.

(Gross was released in December when Obama and Castro made their historic declaration that the two countries were beginning a process of rapprochement).

The heads of state and government at the Millennium Summit in 2000 had set forth a declaration that contained eight primary goals, called the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), for eradicating extreme poverty and the conditions associated with it by 2015.

The declaration said that the two sides would join in a campaign against violence ahead of municipal elections set for October.

See articleA declaration that concluded the first summit in seven years between the European Union and the renamed African Union mentioned trade, governance and global warming but was silent on Darfur and Zimbabwe, whose leader, Robert Mugabe, attended.

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.

Mr. Manrique adds that gangs and related violence have grown in the last decade, despite the official 1996 peace declaration that ended more than three decades of brutal internal conflict in Guatemala.

Two years earlier, Senator Joseph McCarthy had made his fictive declaration that the State Department had two hundred and five Communists in its employ.

It was after this that Howells, in the late eighteen-eighties, decided to pack up and move to New York City, a clear declaration that the primacy of one cultural capital had passed and another's had begun.