Sentence examples for declarations made before from inspiring English sources

In the event, much of the 12,000-page stash proved to be a rehash of declarations made before Iraq stopped the inspections in 1998.

e. declarations made in chambers.

But the older democracies wait until an official declaration is made before presenting a result as conclusive.

Reed cited the declaration made only days before by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, effectively endorsing Obama's withdrawal deadlines.

The resolution was a fake — a sham, a travesty — put up by the Republican leadership in order to blunt the force of a declaration made the day before by John P. Murtha, a seventy-three-year-old Democrat from the coal country around Johnstown, Pennsylvania.

"In line with the declaration that was made before, Mr Roman Polanski will appear in the court," Jan Olszewski, one of Polanski's lawyers, said.

Still, the royal declaration made in a speech before the Shura Council, an advisory body of appointed members, was hailed as historic by many Saudis, both male and female.

It was a chance missed but a declaration made.

"I'm a lot less relaxed than Sir Nicolas about the progress already being made before [this] declaration".

He insisted that the mistake the United States and its allies made before Kosovo's declaration was dictating rather than discussing terms.

"I won't accuse him of complacency, but I'm a little less relaxed than Sir Nicolas about the progress that's been made before the Brighton Declaration, which I think will make a big difference," he said.