Sentence examples for declaration to support from inspiring English sources

President Trump also signed a federal disaster declaration to support efforts in Texas on Friday and declared a state of emergency for Louisiana on Monday.

For example, over 1,600 businesses and investors signed the We Are Still In declaration to support climate action, and over 500 business leaders lent their names in an open letter to President Trump asking him to preserve DACA.

This objection, so far as it touches the sufficiency of the declaration to support the judgment, is fairly presented for the determination of this court, within the rule laid down by Chief Justice TANEY in Campbell v. Boyreau, and by Mr. Justice NELSON in Flanders v. Tweed, as already stated.

He announced President Donald Trump had approved a "major disaster declaration" to support the response.

He praised firefighters "who are literally putting their lives on the line to protect the people of California and protect property". He announced President Donald Trump had approved a "major disaster declaration" to support the response.

He later extended the declaration to include four more northern California counties and Orange County in Southern California, and requested a U.S. presidential disaster declaration to support state and local firefighting resources.

Much of what the National Assembly used to do was simply put forward declarations to support the government or against imperialism, and basically rubber-stamp anything that the executive put forward.

Agency officials said the declaration appeared to support Baghdad's insistent statements that it has undertaken no nuclear weapons programs since December 1998, the last time inspectors were in Iraq.

More than 1,000 cities signed the Paris Hall Declaration last year to support urban emission reductions through renewables adoption.

ALBANY (AP) — President Obama has signed a disaster declaration to help support state and local recovery efforts in areas struck by severe storms and flooding between March 13 and 15.

Tillis, who wrote an op-ed for the Washington Post in February, in which he promised his vote for a resolution disapproving of Trump's national emergency declaration, voted instead to support the president.