Sentence examples for declarations through from inspiring English sources

At a meeting on Tuesday of the National Security Council, Mr. Bush and his aides decided to handle the North Korean declarations through diplomatic channels, a senior official said.

They called for: *Declarations by Iraq of its programs of weapons of mass destruction and long-range missiles; *Verification of the declarations through Unscom and the I.A.E.A.; *Supervision by these organizations of the destruction or the elimination of proscribed programs and items.

All funds coming in and going out of Brazil must be registered at the Central Bank through declarations submitted through electronic means.

While the president bears Mr. Biden no ill will, several officials said, the episode enraged Mr. Obama's senior political advisers and complicated the White House's efforts to reap political dividends from the president's declaration through a campaign e-mail, a video and a three-state fund-raising swing by Mr. Obama.

"We do have the details in there about making sure there's a legal declaration through a solicitor before someone could take on a purchase, that they've got rid of their existing property and so on," Prisk told Radio 4's World at One programme.

This aspect is of major relevance, given the urgent need to deliver the goals of the London Declaration (http://unitingtocombatntds.org/resource/london-declaration) through the rapid and efficient repurposing of compounds in public private partnerships.

From the 2001 Abuja Declaration and the 2005 Gaborone Declaration through to the 2012 African Union Roadmap on Shared Responsibility and Global Solidarity for AIDS, TB and Malaria Response in Africa, the African Union has long taken a strong stand in solidarity with the tens of millions of people in Africa affected by HIV.

The operationalisation of the Millennium Declaration through the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) attempted to target the various factors that cause and sustain poverty and its consequences.

The Summit Declaration, through a  resolution on "Child Care and Protection in the Islamic World", called upon the OIC and ISESCO, in conjunction with UNICEF, to convene the First Islamic Ministerial Meeting on Children.

The history of CPHC approaches in Australia pre-dates the Alma Ata Declaration through "particularly progressive community health movements, which promoted health centres that attempted to put comprehensive PHC in to practice albeit against the tide of the mainstream health system" ([6,] p. 38).

One cannot of course confuse mood and substance and so we must now exploit that dynamic for the future through the Laeken Declaration and through the Convention.