Sentence examples for declaration which is now from inspiring English sources
Even as senior officials were making their case, a State Department delegation held a new round of talks with the North Koreans last week, but the talks failed to make progress in getting a declaration, which is now four months overdue.
Which is now being raised.
declaration May refer to a doctype declaration, which is placed at the beginning of an xml document, or an entity declaration, which resides in a specfication.
Nevertheless, Germany's declaration of war further solidified German Japanese relations and showed Germany's solidarity with Japan, which was now encouraged to cooperate against the British.
Which are now worth a pretty penny.
The purpose of the guidelines is investigating the relationship between architectural restoration and plant installations, which are – now – rarely explored problems theoretically and experimentally, by introducing the concept of improvement instead of adapting to the standards of safety and comfort, in accordance with the integrated conservation strategies (Amsterdam Declaration, 1975).
Only Western Australian premier Colin Barnett refused to sign the declaration, which was prepared by the Australian Republican Movement, because he says now is not the right time but is generally supportive of the move.
For now, though, we should enjoy the late pyrotechnics that thrust England towards that declaration, which was then built on by James Anderson having Dhawan caught at slip.
