Sentence examples for declaration will have from inspiring English sources

I'd like to think that the President's declaration will have that effect on a whole new generation of people.

It remains to be seen how much practical effect his declaration will have on the final pipeline decision, however.

But they declared their state more than 20 years ago and realize that simply restating the declaration will have little effect.

Beyond the lack of funding, it is unclear how much impact the public health declaration will have in the short term, given that Mr. Trump has yet to name central players who would carry it out.

Pakistan also faces a humanitarian disaster: flooding has affected 2.2m people in the poor, restive province of Baluchistan.The general's robust declaration will have been music to the ears of his American backers, who had long lamented their ally's reluctance to show whole-hearted commitment to eliminating al-Qaeda and Taliban holdouts.

Just what effect Ashcroft's declaration will have on actual policy and case law is unclear.

Members pledged their loyalty to bin Laden personally, not to the organization, so a new round of declarations will have to be made, providing Zawahiri an immediate test of his popularity.

Politicians may insist that the United States still stands apart — always and forever a "triple-A nation" — but their declarations will have as much effect as King Canute ordering the waves to stop.

If we allow our imaginations to fabricate an impending need for a victory declaration, we will have created a dangerous precedent.

Kenneth Clarke, the justice secretary, is to chair a meeting of fellow justice ministers in April to agree on a ministerial declaration, which will have three elements: Immediate steps that the court can take to reduce the backlog of cases, which now stands at 152,800.

The hope is that the momentum around AMR with the G20 declaration this year will have an impact on MDR-TB as well.