Sentence examples for declarations that were from inspiring English sources

"Separately we've raised concerns about some of the decisions and declarations that were made on 22 November," he added.

The Luxembourg government said it was "concerned about recent statements and declarations that were made since the crisis in Cyprus" in which comparisons were made to "the business model of international financial sectors in the euro area".

For this reason, all the strategic declarations that were too vague and the actions that were too punctual have been excluded.

Newly crowned kings of Babylon would make public declarations of their own righteousness when beginning their reigns, often in the form of declarations that were deposited in the foundations of public buildings.

"At the very least, he has made declarations that are very inelegant and offensive to Moacyr".

Or, which would be worst, they are attempting to influence [the vote] via declarations that are simply not true".

That is one of those declarations that is designed to sound resoundingly firm, but is essentially meaningless when subject to closer inspection.

The joint declaration that was signed by Turkey, Brazil and Iran in Tehran on May 17 reflected a major breakthrough.

Tajikistan, in a declaration that was typical of the genre, called meaninglessly for an "objective assessment".

It was this declaration that was referred to the ICJ after Serbia complained to the UN general assembly.

The talks resulted in the nonbinding Copenhagen Accord, a declaration that was "noted" by other parties to the convention.