Sentence examples for declaration which has from inspiring English sources

Hildes was stopped a third time on 20 June coming back from Vancouver and asked to fill out a customs declaration, which has never happened to him before, and held him up for nearly an hour.

The hope is that some MPs from other parties could switch sides if they are not voting on the political declaration, which has been rejected by Labour because it does not say the UK will remain in a customs union.

"These reforms represent a substantial package and are a significant step towards realising the goals that the prime minister set out in Strasbourg," Speaking in Brighton following agreement on the text of the declaration which has been refined over months of negotiation, Clarke said: "Taken together, these changes should mean fewer cases being considered by the court.

In 2004, when president George W Bush issued a statement that reversed decades of US policy by stating that Israeli settlements in the occupied territories could stay put, the Palestine Liberation Organisation compared it to Balfour's declaration – which has been traditionally described in Arabic as a "calamitous promise".

The declaration, which has been marked "Law Enforcement Sensitive," said the FBI did not correspond directly with Clinton or her representatives during its investigation.

The online declaration — which has been hacked and blocked in Turkey — was signed by more than 1,000 people, including the American philosopher Noam Chomsky.

The declaration, which had been debated for 20 years, is nonbinding.

Little progress had been made on the sprawling draft ministerial declaration, which had only two paragraphs agreed, and the divisions between the 135 members were deep.

The declaration, which had been sought by Gov. George E. Pataki, makes farmers in those counties eligible for emergency low-interest loans from the federal Farm Service Agency.

This pact enacted the provisions set forth in the original declaration, which had endorsed a five-year interim self-rule for a Palestinian authority to be executed in two stages: first in Gaza and the city of Jericho and then, after an election, throughout the remaining areas under Israeli military rule.

The 1917 Balfour Declaration, which had been incorporated into the terms of the mandate, stated that a national home for the Jewish people would be established in Palestine, and Jewish immigration allowed up to a limit that would be determined by the mandatory power.