It has declared itself in full communion with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)., the Reformed Church in America, and the United Church of Christ since 1997; the Moravian Church and the Episcopal Church in the United States of America since 1999; and the United Methodist Church since 2009.
An Austrian delegation visited Moscow in April 1955, and an agreement was reached by which the Soviet government declared itself ready to restore full Austrian sovereignty and to evacuate its occupation troops in return for an Austrian promise to declare the country permanently neutral.
The 2011 debt ceiling standoff was a first in American history: An opposition party declared itself willing to undermine the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, with incalculable economic effects, unless it got its way.
He declared himself "full of admiration for the staff work of the Australian Corps".
The airport declared a full emergency as a precautionary measure.
Still, in 2004, after an intense period of reform, Turkey was declared a full candidate for E.U. membership.
In its wake the Ukrainian parliament, in emergency session, declared the full independence of Ukraine on August 24.
"WELL UP!" you are told, with your name declared in full if the game is particularly tense.
Oman yesterday declared a full state of alert against a possible shower of debris from the spacecraft.
I declared a full moratorium on clothing purchases and other superficial pleasures and concentrated on keeping us within our budget.
