Sentence examples for declarations to that effect from inspiring English sources

Education seems to be one, at least after the US has signed several UN declarations to that effect.

Mr. Paisley refuses to accept that the I.R.A. has ended its 30-year violent campaign against British rule, despite the guerrilla group's declaration to that effect last summer and its independently verified disarmament.

The government is required to make a declaration to that effect when it introduces new laws.

Georgia's president, Mikheil Saakashvili, made a unilateral declaration to that effect at the European Parliament last November.

Cáceres still doesn't know whether he has stepped down; she has not seen any formal declaration to that effect, and has heard nothing from the government.

Under article 36 of the court's statute, any state may consent to the court's compulsory jurisdiction in advance by filing a declaration to that effect with the UN secretary-general, and by 2000 more than 60 countries had issued such a declaration.

Thus, a criminal statute dealing with acts that are directly injurious to the government, and are capable of perpetration without regard to particular locality is to be construed as applicable to citizens of the United States upon the high seas or in a foreign country, though there be no express declaration to that effect.

"This requires not merely a declaration to that effect, but its embodiment in a full-blown constitution that sets out the entrenched and unalterable competences and responsibilities of the member states of the Union - the very reverse of what is contained in the anti-constitutional Lisbon treaty.

Greece won't officially be in default until the IMF issues a declaration to that effect.

However, Pulaski considered the pledge to be non-binding, and made a public declaration to that effect upon reaching a camp of the Confederates at the end of July.

Section 4 is meant to be invoked if the President's incapacitation prevents him from discharging the duties of his office and he does not provide a written declaration to that effect.