"You'll come with us," he said, in a declaration whose significance was not lost in Burlington, Vt.
Though history has generally found Chamberlain wanting in courage, the final step of making a declaration whose implications were profound and far-reaching was certainly a courageous act.
"THE THEATRE IS DEAD!" she wrote in her confession as he was dying, a declaration whose resounding Nietzchean echo appears to answer the very question she posed in the title of "Life? or Theatre?" With this murder, Salomon defied her "inclination to despair and to dying" and chose life.
They signed a treaty, the Lahore Declaration, whose cornerstone was "reducing the risk of accidental or unauthorized use of nuclear weapons".
Now, one may ask who can create a social entity by means of a declaration, and whose collective recognition of the validity of this declaration is necessary.
He did this with much bravado last week in helping to orchestrate a cease fire between Hamas and Israel, only to be turned upon by many of his own people by foolishly declaring himself supreme leader, whose declarations are unquestionable.
Like the "more than one hundred authors" whose declarations the majority credited (Op. at 19-20), thousandsands of members of the Authors Guild, the TAA and the ASJA write for a variety of reasons.
The fetiales were Roman officials employed in making treatises or declarations of war, whose work gradually fell into disuse at the beginning of the empire (late 1st century bce) when the state cult was in decline and losing its vitality.
At times, he has also been forced to forgo his more restrictionist beliefs for Trump, whose declarations on the issue have veered from cheering a border wall to expressing occasional sympathy for dreamers.
"As a result of the district court's rush to judgment, Microsoft was denied even the opportunity to cross-examine the six government experts whose declarations were offered in support of the decree," Mr. Holley said.
