Sentence examples for declarations there is from inspiring English sources
She notes that "in terms of words and declarations, there is a settlement freeze; in terms of deeds – it is too early to know".
Just how old is the "oldest profession" in New York City? A. Thanks to the New Netherland Project, which is laboriously translating Dutch colonial records in Albany into English, we can read the provincial secretary's register from 1638 to 1642, in which, amid the reports of land sales and other official declarations, there is a scandalous account of one Griet (or Grietje) Reyniers.
The fact is that, apart from the ringing declarations, there is no movement at all on Europol.
It could be imposed before Christmas and within 48 hours of Bradley's declaration there was a queue of players willing to stand alongside him.
Like most of Trump's policy declarations, there was little to explain how he would do it, what the ramifications would be and how exactly it comported with the mores of a nation formed on religious freedom.
Seay is so direct in her declarations there's a danger of banality here; it's a measure of the poet's skill that what would in other hands seem simplistic or even trite is here both enthralling and instructive.
Rumi's words seem to clash with Khomeini's oft-cited declaration, "There is no fun in Islam".
In this declaration there is not lacking a single element necessary for the creation of a valid trust, and to that declaration the nephew assented.
Jim Naughtie, the Today programme presenter, joked that Sturgeon had become "Tina Sturgeon" – a reference to Lady Thatcher's famous "Tina" declaration: there is no alternative.
In a life roiling with sinister self-knowledge, nothing is more chilling than his declaration: "There is no end of uses to a motor caravan".
In spite of the fanfare surrounding the declaration, there is little to celebrate in this gathering of so-called global leaders who are still walking on eggshells and who dare not even insist on the consistent observance of UN resolutions.
