Sentence examples for declarations which from inspiring English sources

Critics have said the income declarations, which are obligatory for all high-ranking officials, are meaningless given the numerous ways that exist for getting around them.

But deeper than that was the pervasive odor of orthodoxy, the uniformity of it all, the mandatory pious declarations, which, if they were believed, were ridiculous, and, if they were forced, illustrated the terror of it all.

The Council would also decide that this "material breach" would be compounded by even minor new violations by Baghdad, such as inconsistencies or omissions in Iraq's arms declarations, which are supposed to guide the inspectors.

Yet these declarations – which will subsequently be tallied at regional and national level – will be much more consequential than the constituency outcomes of last year's general election, for two reasons.

Among the parties' declarations – which total $84,880 – the West Australian branch of the Labor party filed an amendment for their 2012-13 detailingons, detailing a $30,000 donation from the Dutch multinational Van Oord.

The United Nations refused to release earlier versions of the Iraqi weapons declarations, which the government of Saddam Hussein was required to submit under terms of the cease-fire that ended the gulf war.

The declaration, which had been debated for 20 years, is nonbinding.

That declaration, which the Bush administration had actively supported, now seemed effectively superceded by events.

The last was the 2000 Durban Declaration, which reaffirmed that H.I.V. was the cause of AIDS.

All of this is, after all, the agenda of the millennium declaration, which the MDGs purported to serve.

He'd flown to Indiana from California for the official declaration, which he made at the College Football Hall of Fame.