Sentence examples for declaration to reflect from inspiring English sources
First, he said, at least two-thirds of the owners of apartments and common elements must agree to amend the condominium's declaration to reflect the change.
"It's a commercial ship which wanted to pass through the Panama canal with a [cargo] declaration which failed to reflect what it was carrying, turning a blind eye to the fact that its cargo could be violating UN resolutions," he said.
With these references, she alluded to the highly political nature of the Vienna Declaration, which was crafted to reflect a no longer bi-polar world.
His manifesto, called "2083 — A European Declaration of Independence," seemed intended to reflect the 400th anniversary of the siege.
From the time that you made that declaration, what specific things changed within the C.I.A. to reflect your concern over an imminent attack?
With immigration reform policies seemingly as old as the Declaration of Independence, our nation's laws fail to reflect this legacy.
Back to Soviet-style mind control, the declaration even demands an "overhaul of European history textbooks" to reflect the revised red-equals-brown history.
The other issue was a draft declaration from negotiators halfway through the 10-day conference that appeared to reflect the views of the Bush administration, which rejected the pact last year.
This story has been updated to reflect a preliminary count by Mexico's electoral authorities, and the PRI's declaration of victory, early Monday morning.
This report has been updated to reflect that the government is seeking permission from the judge presiding over the case to file the secret declaration.
