Sentence examples for declarations of some of from inspiring English sources

Not all its people are peace-loving humanitarians, and the declarations of some of them regarding the destruction of the state of Israel are criminal.

According to Murillo Karam, the identification of Mora, the declarations of some of the detained suspects, and (according to press reports) other information that he did not specify was enough evidence to be able to say that, in the Cocula dump, "at least one was killed".

As a sort-of declaration of sort-of interest, I support this idea of a progressive alliance entirely.

Prime Minister Patrick Manning of Trinidad and Tobago signed the declaration of Port-of-Spain.

The lack of any Congressional declarations of war, of any effort at national mobilization or shared sacrifice, suggests the latter.

There are no declarations of conflict of interests.

The Cochrane Collaboration publishes the declarations of interests of its Steering Group members [ 26].

For a good while now, I have been compiling declarations - including some of the scores of declarations issued in the New World before the 'original' July 4, 1776 document was composed.

Despite Blythe's declaration that Keane's treatment of some of these themes was "too grotesque for words", Keane found ways to translate them into words that could be heeded by audiences who might otherwise have considered themselves too sophisticated to hear the news from "hidden Ireland".

In 1687, when the declarations of indulgence allowed some liberty of worship to the Presbyterians, he and his followers, often called Renwickites, continued to hold illegal meetings in the fields.

Old favourites such as Maps (from their 2003 debut, Fever to Tell) and newer songs such as Wedding Song (dedicated to Karen O's husband, Barney) find this dynamo briefly at rest, crooning delicate declarations of love, bringing some of the crowd to tears.