Sentence examples for declaration went from inspiring English sources

This declaration went without comment.

Word of the Declaration went out to the people on July 6 , 1776 when it was published in the pages of The Pennsylvania Evening Post.

This summit declaration went a few steps further than the statement agreed on after the last meeting of Arab heads of state, in 1996.

In May 1990 the Bougainvillean secessionists unilaterally proclaimed independence; this declaration went unrecognized by foreign powers and was rejected by the central government, which cut off services and attempted a naval blockade.

The French Declaration went beyond these models, however, in its scope and in its claim to be based on principles that are fundamental to man and therefore universally applicable.

Last Thursday morning, Radwan Ziadeh, a signer of the Damascus Declaration, went to the State Department, in Washington, D.C., to hear President Obama assess the current Arab Spring, which has brought forth popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt as well as mass protests elsewhere, including in Syria, where Assad has responded by shooting demonstrators.

But a declaration goes only so far.

The state does not create or endow liberties and rights as circumstances permit; the fact of being human does -- which is why the Declaration goes on to state that any legitimate government must have "the consent of the governed".

The Declaration goes further than that, asserting, 'that all men are created equal'.

Mississippi's declaration goes so far as to say that "a blow at slavery is a blow at commerce and civilization".

AS PEACE declarations go, that issued on January 11th by Isak Chisi Swu, a leader of the Naga people, who live in India's north-east and in Myanmar, was emphatic enough.