Sentence examples for declaration under the from inspiring English sources

Today, 108 countries have expressed [pdf] their support in a declaration under the Montreal Protocol.

By the time he did, in August 2004 according to Ms Jowell, he had reclassified it as earnings, paid tax on it, and therefore it no longer fell liable to declaration under the code.

If an entity claiming to be a state, and recognized as such by a majority of states, makes a declaration under the I.C.C. statute that seeks to give effect to such goals, the I.C.C. should accept it as a state for the purpose of the I.C.C. statute.

In 2015, Sig Sauer delivered nearly 7,400 weapons to Mexico, including more than three thousand assault rifles, 505 machine guns, and 3,814 pistols, according to Mexico's declaration under the Arms Trade Treaty.

Around the same time, the ALC, alarmed at the movement of the Castro government towards a Marxist-Leninist form of rule, issued a declaration, under the name Grupo de Sindicalistas Libertarios to prevent reaction against the ALC's membership.

Collection of patient samples was performed in accordance with the Helsinki Declaration under the guidelines of the National Cancer Institute Review Board, protocol number 99-CC-0168.

When importers make declarations under the Lacey Act, they are also claiming that they have complied with other laws, like the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.

House members have now put forward a proposal — the Retailers and Entertainers Lacey Implementation and Enforcement Fairness Act, or the Relief Act — to limit the declaration requirements under the Lacey amendment to solid wood and commercially imported goods, and to lift declaration requirements for wood and wood products imported or manufactured before May 2008.

Surveys were conducted in compliance with the Helsinki Declaration under protocol #11-000934, approved by the UCLA Institutional Review Board.

Yesterday, Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy G. Thompson signed a declaration, required under the Homeland Security Act, to let the vaccinations begin.

De Valera then led his new party, Fianna Fáil ("Soldiers of Ireland"), into the Dáil and signed the declaration required under the oath of allegiance, which he now claimed was "merely an empty political formula" that did not involve its signatories in "obligations of loyalty to the English Crown".