Sentence examples for declaration that they could from inspiring English sources

In 1982, it was Mexico's declaration that they couldn't service their debt on Aug. 12, 1982, that marked this generation's bull run.

The Holder plaintiffs sought a declaration that they could give money to, among other things, "engage in political advocacy on behalf of Kurds who live in Turkey" and "teach PKK members how to petition various representative bodies such as the United Nations for relief".

"And it is said that Amin, upon receiving a list of these prisoners, shot them dead that night in order to eliminate the issue, and then said in a declaration that they could not have been exchanged for Dubs because they could not be located". When asked who killed Dubs, Mazdak replied: "It's difficult to say, because none of the kidnapers remained alive.

LAS VEGAS — A special Saturday night Republican caucus here intended to accommodate Orthodox Jews who could not vote before sundown became the scene of controversy and confrontation after caucusgoers were told that to be admitted they had to sign a legal declaration under penalty of perjury that they could not attend their daytime caucus because of "my religious beliefs".

LAS VEGAS — A special Saturday night Republican caucus intended to accommodate orthodox Jews who couldn't vote until after sundown became the scene of controversy and confrontation after caucusgoers were told that to gain admittance they had to sign a legal declaration under penalty of perjury that they could not attend their daytime caucus because of "my religious beliefs".

PAGE A4 National CAUCUS FOR THE RELIGIOUS STIRS PROTESTS IN LAS VEGAS A special Saturday night Republican caucus intended for observant Jews became the scene of controversy and confrontation after caucusgoers were told that for admittance, they had to sign a legal declaration under penalty of perjury that they could not attend their daytime caucus because of "religious beliefs".

Women's rights activists have expressed alarm at the proposed wording of a UN declaration that they say could portend a major step backwards for women's rights.

She warned of the danger of provoking a backlash against women's groups in many countries if they returned with a declaration that could be interpreted as a call to upset the social order.

But the rare coalition of Democrats and Republicans could bolster legal challenges to the emergency declaration that could tie up wall funding indefinitely.

At its core, their opinion was a declaration that could fairly be translated as: "We will never surrender".

It is impossible to conceive today – joking apart – of a "Johnson declaration" that could have even a fraction of the impact of the one made by Balfour.