Sentence examples for declarations that would from inspiring English sources

Just imagine the assumptions and bullish declarations that would now be flying around had England put themselves in Wales's position.

With public opinion in most member states increasingly skeptical about the merits of European integration, most politicians have avoided ambitious declarations that would be unlikely to win clear support in 27 capitals.

This group has not yet met to declare whether the recession is over, but I think when they do meet, and if they do declare that I mean, when they do meet, the only declaration that would be surprising is that they didn't declare the recession over.

We have found no additional information in the Declaration that would help to resolve this issue.

By all accounts Manning was an influential figure in ensuring a declaration that would empower the pope to speak "infallibly".

But government sources pointed to more than 20 reforms in the draft declaration that would fulfil the PM's pledges.

The members of the CND were supposed to draft a declaration that would represent the interests and realities of all 193 member states.

Mr. Schweitzer is a Democrat in a state where the Republican-controlled Legislature is considering, among a raft of antifederal proposals, a declaration that would require the F.B.I. to get the local sheriff's permission before making any arrests.

"We're always going to be a little bit of an iso, one-on-one kind of a team, which, to be honest with you, is pretty good," D'Antoni said, a declaration that would have made jaws drop in Phoenix.

Unlike the arguments made in previous broken deals, however, the firm did not say that United Rentals had suffered a material adverse change, a legal declaration that would let it end the deal without penalty.

In the kind of upbeat, almost victorious declaration that would have been unimaginable just a few days ago, when the White House was desperately grappling with the website failures, Obama quoted Martin Luther King to extol the virtues of the reforms.