Sentence examples for declaration the business from inspiring English sources
Despite the attorney general's declaration, the business was clearly not interested in allowing the public knowledge of what's being stored on site.
He also uttered the most profound line of the night when he claimed, "I believe the closest thing to immortality is songwriting," though what carried even more gravity was his declaration, "The business is changing around us, the one thing they can't take is the song".
1We follow the official declaration of the business cycle dating committee of the US National Bureau of Economic Research NBERR) that the Great Recession in the US began in December 2007 and ended in June 2009.
Whether or not he ever ends up with another production credit, Mr. Carter is officially out of the declaration business, having been roundly criticized after predicting, the day after the terrorist attacks, "the end of irony".
Recognising that their views will be seen by many competitors as an "affront", the declaration states: "Business is now waking up to the reality that if we carry on using the natural resources of the world unsustainably, they'll quite simply run out.
In the declaration, Business for Britain said Mr. Cameron was "right to seek a new deal for the E.U. and for the United Kingdom's role in Europe".
The declaration enabled business owners and residents to apply for federal and state government aid programs.
Danny Alexander, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury, claimed the declarations from business amounted to a "Black Wednesday" for the Nationalist cause.
It is urged upon us that the declaration of the Legislature that the business of food preparation is affected with a public interest and devoted to a public use should be most persuasive with the court, and that nothing but the clearest reason to the contrary will prevail with the court to hold otherwise.
Richard T. Evans, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, said that the declaration would help to legitimize the business of making copycat versions of brand name drugs in many developing countries, and some companies will probably never be able to make money in those countries.
Activists and Pakistans pro-democracy lawyers may be alarmed by the declaration of emergency rule, but the business community isnt as worried.
