Sentence examples for declarations to support the from inspiring English sources
Much of what the National Assembly used to do was simply put forward declarations to support the government or against imperialism, and basically rubber-stamp anything that the executive put forward.
He announced President Donald Trump had approved a "major disaster declaration" to support the response.
Why did it instead release Bank of America from these liabilities and supply declarations that seem to support the bank in its case against A.I.G.? The New York Fed would not discuss this matter, citing the litigation.
Britain made various promises of independence to Arab leaders, notably in the Ḥusayn-MacMahon correspondence (1915 16), and in the Balfour Declaration (November 2 , 1917 promised to support the establishment of a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine.
Most members of the Council, including the United States, insisted that the failings of Iraq's arms declaration made it urgent to support the weapons inspectors in their search for evidence in Iraq.
President Trump also signed a federal disaster declaration to support efforts in Texas on Friday and declared a state of emergency for Louisiana on Monday.
In an interview in Cairo earlier this week, Mr. Mubarak said he would press Mr. Bush to support the declaration of a Palestinian state early next year.
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt says he will press President Bush in talks in Washington this week to support the declaration of a Palestinian state early next year.
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt said in an interview that he would press President Bush in talks in Washington this week to support the declaration of a Palestinian state early next year.
7. (S) The GOP also has a different concept of the footprint involved when the U.S. agreed (also in the Declaration) to establish a "garrison to support the U.S. Army Patriot battery" by 2012.
Last night, I issued a disaster declaration to expedite those resources, to support the Governor's team in the immediate response, and to offer direct assistance to folks who have suffered loss.
