Sentence examples for declarations to do from inspiring English sources

So what I'd like to see out of the WHS is a lot more analysis of what went wrong in the first place, rather than well-intentioned declarations to do better in future.

The first was his declaration to do "whatever it takes" to help defend the Asian democracy, presumably against a China that claims the territory for its own.

In comparison, the former is a hilarious shrug and a half-hearted declaration to do what you feel like.

Germany expects problems with the timing and has promised in a separate declaration to do its utmost to meet the deadline.

This goes even further than merely equating the two regimes, as the declaration purports to do.

— The Sunday after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, several dozen friends climbed a mountain to make a declaration, and to do something to work off their awful, anxious energy.

Severino and Ray redefine this task as steering this global complexity towards greater effectiveness, rather than attempting to reduce or even manage it, as the Paris Declaration has attempted to do.

The truths proclaimed to be self-evident in the United States Declaration of Independence have to do with the essential nature of persons, not the conditions or times in which they live.

The starkest declaration for the need to do away with the ABM Treaty came from Mr. Bush's senior foreign policy adviser, Condoleezza Rice, who was a Soviet expert on his father's National Security Council.

Veneman said the achievements since the Innocenti Declaration should inspire us to do more to reach out to vulnerable mothers and children.

"When we used to do press declarations on the lack of work safety and workers' rights, there were usually a few dozen people, if at all," she says.