Sentence examples similar to declarations suggesting that from inspiring English sources

Both declarations suggest that a simple shift – from a social worker proving that parents are incapable to the parents themselves demonstrating their inability to adequately parent – would produce fewer tragedies.

Both declarations suggest that El Chapo has accepted that extradition is inevitable, and is trying to exercise some control over when and how it happens.

A gathering of finance ministers from the 17 countries that use the euro ended on Monday with a declaration suggesting that their bailout fund would be expanded and could be used to buy sovereign bonds from Greece and other deeply indebted countries.

Most commentators had anticipated a pretty good result for the Conservatives in suburban London, and the first declaration suggests that this is happening.

The declaration suggested that the extra time was needed to address some of the questions that Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy discussed on Sunday in Berlin.

This week's declaration suggests that Mr Daley has got the message.The mayor clearly loves his job, and would like to run for another four-year term to match his father's six elections as mayor.

This declaration suggested that medical education should be focused on common health problems of the large communities, and the medical school curriculum should be restructured according to the health requirements of the community.

Nevertheless, Mr. Reinfeldt ruled out working with the Sweden Democrats and called on other parties to support him, a declaration that suggested that Sweden may be headed for a minority government.

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Carne suggests that, as the Court had long been able to deal with such situations, the 1601 act was actually just the declaration of pre-existing custom.

Racial imbalance is nevertheless associated with judicial declarations of unitary status, suggesting that segregation in schools might have declined had it not been for the actions of federal courts.