Sentence examples for declarations have to from inspiring English sources
Announcements are made on the day before recess because many ministerial declarations have to be made to parliament.
To this day, loud declarations have to be voiced that black, transgender, gay, Native American, and other disenfranchised people's lives matter because society is entrenched with values set on separation instead of equality.
It was Somerset's great era of Richards, Garner and Botham - not forgetting Marks - so declarations had to be cagey.
Harvey said there was little chance of them being altered before the FFP declarations had to be made on 1 December.
While different articles in the Declaration have to be interpreted in the context of all other articles in the declaration, including, for example recognition that "progress in the medical field is based on research which ultimately must rest on experimentation involving human research subjects", the protection of participants from exploitation in research lies at the heart of most ethical codes.
The answer is: Britain wanted to prepare another basis from which the declaration had to come out.
However, a migrant belonging to the Dublin Declaration has to leave Switzerland and turn back to the European country where the application for asylum was first deposited.
This question targets not only the PIA in question but Searle's whole account of social entities, because it prevents a clear response to the question of how strong the collective recognition of a declaration has to be.
Author: Nigam, A.; Rasheed, S.; UNICEF NYHQ Background Over the past two decades a number of international declarations have sought to ensure access to safe water and sanitation with environmental sustainability.
But the investor, who is prone to lengthy declarations, may have to adjust to Twitter's 140-character limit.
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.
