Sentence examples for detailed declaration from inspiring English sources

Among other things, the United States is seeking a detailed declaration from the North over the size of its nuclear and ballistic missile arsenals.

The senior administration official said Libya was "in a hurry" to dismantle the weapons programs and was eager to make a full and detailed declaration about its once secret nuclear program to the board of governors of the atomic agency in March.

Symbolically resembling a 21th century Balfour Declaration, they are the first detailed declaration ever by a major international actor on the settlements.

GAZIANTEP, Turkey — The Syrian government has met an international deadline to submit a detailed declaration of its chemical weapons facilities and a plan to destroy the nation's toxic arsenal, the group overseeing the disarmament process said Sunday.

6 A high-level United Nations meeting took place in September 2011 from which a detailed declaration was made devoted to the prevention and control of NCDs, with particular focus on the challenges faced by developing countries.

The Code of Conduct also puts an obligation on Members to submit a detailed declaration of their financial interests.

In this paragraph, each clause of an abstract machine is detailed: MACHINE: Declaration of the name of the abstract machine and the formal parameter list (sets or values).

The study protocol follows ethical standards detailed in the Declaration of Helsinki, as revised in 1983, and was approved by the Medical Ethics Committee of Wroclaw Medical University, Wroclaw, Poland (number KB-784/12).

The study was performed in compliance with the ethical standards detailed in the 1964 Declaration of Helsinki and according to French laws.

4. The Quaestors shall keep a register of the declarations referred to in paragraph 3. The Quaestors shall adopt detailed rules on those declarations and their publication on Parliament's website.

Like Mr. Breivik's manuscript, the major Qaeda declarations have detailed accounts of the Crusades, a pronounced sense of historical grievance and calls for apocalyptic warfare to defeat the religious and cultural enemy.