Sentence examples for drafts a declaration from inspiring English sources

At which point, unless George Steiner drafts a declaration of characters' rights, I will do with them what I must.

After further discussion, and several drafts, a declaration of conditional acceptance was settled on as an appropriate form of words.

In 2010, Marino banded together with other scientists, activists, and philosophers to draft a "Declaration of Rights for Cetaceans" declaring that no whales and dolphins "should be held in captivity … or removed from their natural environment".

The European commission has drafted a declaration stating that European environmental and health standards will not be diluted.

The Congress recommended that colonies form their own governments and assigned a committee to draft a declaration of independence.

Beilin did not tell Shimon Peres, Rabin's foreign minister, of the back channel until the negotiators had drafted a declaration of principles for Palestinian self-government.

The members of the CND were supposed to draft a declaration that would represent the interests and realities of all 193 member states.

On March 1, the first day of the convention, a committee began drafting a declaration of independence; on March 2 the declaration was presented and adopted; and on March 3 the delegates began signing it.

An Israeli government spokesman, Avi Pazner, linked the bombing to the UN conference on racism in Durban, South Africa, which has drafted a declaration condemning Israel for its treatment of the Palestinians.

To allay Eurosceptic fears, EU leaders in 2014 drafted a declaration that "ever closer union" allows for different paths of integration …respecting the wish of those who do not want to deepen any further".

By 1848, activist women's sense of exclusion inspired them to meet at Seneca Falls, N. Y., where they drafted a "Declaration of Sentiments" asserting that not only men, but also women, were "created equal".