Sentence examples for declarations issued by the from inspiring English sources

Following are two declarations issued by the leaders of the United States, Britain, Spain and Portugal after their meeting here today: Iraq's talented people, rich culture, and tremendous potential have been hijacked by Saddam Hussein.

This question is particularly important due to the proliferation of non-binding declarations issued by the global health community and used in global governance more broadly [ 49, 50].

"Between Honesty and Hope" is the title of a declaration issued by the conference of Latin American bishops 40 years ago.

The president also cancelled the complementary constitutional declaration issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (Scaf), announced days before he was declared the victor in June's elections.

Mr. Morsi also nullified a constitutional declaration, issued by the military before he took office on June 30, that had gutted the authority of his office.

The IC announced its support for the constitutional declaration issued by the president Saturday, which it believes will defuse the current crisis in Egypt.

The "constitutional declaration" issued by the provisional president, Adli Mansour, establishes a committee of 10 jurists to propose constitutional amendments that will set the stage for a new round of elections.

Under a "constitutional declaration" issued by the Transitional National Council, Mr. Keeb is expected to form a cabinet that will run the government until the election of a national assembly in about eight months.

But Mr. Berger made clear that he saw the events in Austria as qualitatively different, and he seemed unimpressed by a declaration issued by the new government that it would commit itself to "understanding all human beings irrespective of their origin".

[He] also asserts that the district court erred by refusing to honor a legal declaration issued by the Sudanese Family Court in Khartoum regarding distribution of the wrongful-death settlement proceeds under Sudanese Islamic law.

Thirty years ago, on a Friday the 13th in June, a declaration issued by the European Community broke new ground by backing "self-determination" for the Palestinian people and urging that the Palestine Liberation Organization be "associated with" the negotiations for peace in the Middle East.