Sentence examples for declaration the two from inspiring English sources
Under the declaration, the two sides agreed to work toward signing a formal peace treaty for the Korean War, which ended with a simple cease-fire in 1953.
Uneasiness in Washington stemmed largely from his lavish praise of Kim as "a very talented man" with a "great personality"; the choreographed, feel-good optics of the summit; and the striking lack of details in the brief declaration the two leaders signed.
According to the declaration the two sides "envisage having a trading relationship on goods that is as close as possible", but the EU and the UK would be separate markets with inevitable barriers to trade, and there is no reference to a common rulebook.
In their joint declaration, the two Church leaders said: "We express our common concern for the current situation in Iraq, Syria and the whole Middle East.
He has teased them again by reaching the semifinals, his quarterfinal victory over Feliciano Lopez heralded by Paul Newman of The Independent with the declaration, "Five down, two to go".
The day-long summit was filled with warm encounters and ended with a joint declaration from the two sides pledging to bring about a formal end to the Korean War and work toward the "complete denuclearization" of the Korean Peninsula.
With Pope Tawadros II, his Coptic counterpart, Francis engaged in what he called an "ecumenism of blood," even issuing a surprise joint declaration whereby the two churches, alienated for a millennium and a half, recognized each other's baptisms.
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.
The agreement also includes a much sketchier (and non-binding) seven-page political declaration outlining the two sides' ambitions for their desired future trading relationship, on which negotiations have yet formally to start.
