Sentence examples for declarations one from inspiring English sources

It will be among the first of 382 such declarations – one for each local authority area in Great Britain – with additional results for Northern Ireland and Gibraltar.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) reckons the toll for last year was 65 "major disaster declarations", ten "fire suppression authorisations" and three "emergency declarations" (one of which was declared when a grain elevator exploded in Kansas).But if victims do not feel alone, do they at times feel overwhelmed by an unwanted crowd?

Companies such as Google are caught between their claim that they want to uphold the Universal Declaration on one hand and the demands governments make to take down certain content, or provide information about specific users.

(The New York Public Library currently has on display a copy of the Declaration, one of Jefferson's, containing all the text that Congress removed from his first draft, including a condemnation of the slave trade as "an assemblage of horrors").

It was the second time that Mr. Redden had sold that particular copy of the declaration, one of 25 surviving from a batch printed on July 4 , 1776

Garde said had the officer asked for a declaration one would "most likely" have been given.

Within days of that declaration, one of his prime goal scorers, David Villa, cried off with hamstring injury.

Shortly after the referendum, the council unilaterally issued a constitutional declaration, one article of which awards it such sweeping legislative and judicial powers that it can basically decide what the law is.

She made this peculiar declaration, one of the few things she ever said about another religion, with an oracular air that flooded me with curiosity, and also with envy — for our family, whether from parsimony or fear of prejudice, never ate out.

Signatories are the EU Commission, participating member states and in each declaration one third state.

While animals are not mentioned specifically in the declaration, one can only hope that they are given the due consideration the encyclical demands.