Sentence examples for declarations no from inspiring English sources

"Most of my argument around the table was, 'Listen, the problem is no longer declarations, no longer talk, but there's only one test -- the test of action," Mr. Peres told Israel Radio.

For example, Kochan (1972) maintained that there has been a general feeling within the NAM community that, regardless of the speeches made by leaders of the member states and the summit declarations, "no positive practical action would ensue" (p. 504).

No declarations, no announcements, no revelations need be made.

What is happening now is therefore a radical development that opens the door to international inspection and scrutiny of declarations, no matter how complicated or difficult this track may be.

Students must complete their major declaration no later than the end of Autumn Quarter in junior year.

In contrast to the United Nation's 1948 Universal Declaration, the ECHR was more than a mere declaration, no matter how solemn.

Students must complete their major declaration no later than the end of Autumn Quarter of their junior year.

Time has thus far supported this bold declaration: no writer before or since has equaled Shakespeare in influence, reverential acclaim, or enduring commercial and popular success.

It isn't just that this declaration, no matter what he says now, makes nonsense of his quasi-judicial role in deciding the fate of the applicants.

The old politics has returned so that sometimes it seems the truth boils down to a bleaker declaration: "No we can't".

Although a subsequent president -- or a veto-proof majority of Congress -- could overturn a declaration, no monument has ever been revoked.