Sentence examples for declarations clear from inspiring English sources

The declarations clear the way for release of federal money for cleanup and recovery.

The declarations clear the way for federal support in responding to the hurricane's aftermath, which could affect more than 50 million people and cause significant financial harm.

The polls continue to scatter either side of the unchanged reality of deadlock, with declarations of clear daylight emerging between Labour and the Conservatives lasting only until the next batch of polling.

While Forster says she's no lawyer, the "spirit of this declaration is clear – you hope that your work would be respected by readers".

As last year's Laeken declaration made clear, real reform is urgently needed.Any new text should answer the basic questions about the Union which have characterised the debate in the UK for the past three decades.

But it could be dangerous if they try to ensure security, and indeed protect human rights online, by subverting the properties which have made the web so successful.Fortunately, the final NETmundial declaration steers clear of that pitfall.

The Declaration makes clear that a government's moral right to use state power is only justified and legal when derived from the people over which that power is exercised.

So John Goodlad of Shetland and Margaret Flaws of the Orkney island of Wyre led the drafting of this declaration: a clear statement of the northern isles' claim to recognition, subsequently endorsed by the signatures of scores of representative islanders.

The panel's declaration made clear that as far as they were concerned, the challenge is immediate and significant.

After all, as our Declaration makes clear, none of us is supposed to be governed without our consent.

And while the implication of this declaration is clear to anyone who parses those incessant battleground state maps [though one wonders if Obama will digress should Florida's Tampa Bay Rays emerge as the Phils' World Series opponents], Obama may gain more by watching and learning from his newly adopted team than by pandering to their fans.