Sentence examples for declarations makes from inspiring English sources

One of his most ominous declarations makes this radicalization abundantly clear: "We're going to have to do things that we never did before … And certain things will be done that we never thought would happen in this country".

Now, it goes without saying that legislative Council sessions must be thrown open, but why did something so obvious not become legally binding at Maastricht or Amsterdam or, at the latest, at Nice? Another question in the catalogue of Laeken declarations makes me similarly pensive.

e. declarations made in chambers.

Any declarations made in a loaded file should be included in the scope of the remainder of the calling program.

The closure of the centres also seems to grate with declarations made by the Prime Minister when in opposition.

Unfortunately for Mr Berlusconi, his declarations made their way on to the front page of a national newspaper.

Such declarations made to the group are confidential and no details of Syria's programme were released.

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.

Though the board's decisions are widely accepted, its members' often bellicose declarations make the Americans reluctant to treat it as a voice of the Sunnis.

These declarations make absinthe sound like a terrible, addictive poison.

But there are other declarations made by Mr. Swartwout, which constitute the difficulty of this case.