Sentence examples for declaration to take from inspiring English sources

Tsipras wanted a favourable summit declaration to take home with him, but the meeting ended late on Monday night without granting him that.

Friends of the Earth said the "secret backroom declaration" failed to take into account the needs of more than a hundred countries".

His followers are more inclined to issue lofty declarations than to take to the streets.

In Port Said, crowds began to gather just before the declaration was set to take effect, at midnight, for a new march in defiance.

Congress of Troppau, (October December 1820), meeting of the Holy Alliance powers, held at Troppau in Silesia (modern Opava, Czech Republic), at which the Troppau protocol, a declaration of intention to take collective action against revolution, was signed (Nov. 19, 1820).

This party has gone against the grain by campaigning for a policy similar to the Danish, including a '24 years rule' for transnational marriages; a 'national attachment requirement' and an obligation for both spouses to sign a declaration pledging themselves to take part in social life and comply with Swedish laws plus a range of economic requirements.

That is the filmed declaration of Anonymous to take down ISIS.

Calling for a mobilization of the grassroots with the impassioned declaration, "We have to take the lead," Watford told the crowd to thunderous applause, "This is a matter of survival.

Most people would be embarrassed at that sort of declaration; Mr. Bush seems to take it as his due.

But Mr Putin's declaration of the right to take action wherever he believes the interests of Russian speakers are endangered directly threatens the Baltic states, which are members.

The American declaration that it intends to take prisoners back to the US for trial opens up the prospect that there will be one law for the criminal court, if Britain were ever to be indicted, and one for America.