Sentence examples for declarations change from inspiring English sources
Even his populist declarations ("Change never happens from the top down, it happens from the ground up") seem less than heartfelt, while her unchallenged commitment ("Democrats care about people! Republicans don't!") sucks up all the play's oxygen.
The article emphatically repeated past declarations that changes modeled on American or European political systems were inappropriate for China.
In this sense, manifestos combine a sometimes violent societal critique with an inaugural and inspirational declaration of change.
Together with the description of the court's jurisdiction as subsidiary as opposed to "supervisory" and its providing "an" authoritative interpretation of the law, this proposal lays bare the political ambition of the draft declaration to change the functions of the court substantively.
But when we treat them like the bank, when we high-hand them with declarations of changes and say "It's just a PR problem", the fault is ours.
To the Beatles, weary of the endless mayhem of concerts and Beatlemania, Sgt. Pepper's was a declaration of change, both culturally and personally.
The number of public statements, pledges and declarations supporting changes in the United Methodist Church's Book of Discipline, as well as the sheer number of clergy and laity who have publicly signed their names in support, increases daily.
Analysts of the Labor Party called the declaration's changes mainly "adjustments in tone".
The copy of the declaration that changed hands yesterday had been auctioned once before, also at Sotheby's.
The amended text, circulated Tuesday, followed a European Union threat to boycott the World Conference Against Racism next month in Geneva unless the declaration was changed to keep the meeting from becoming an anti-Semitic forum.
