Sentence examples for draw declarations from inspiring English sources

The same stereotypes that draw declarations of admiration are just a hairline away from the images that fueled anti-Semitism and its horrific results over the last century.

Sixteen points for a win, three for a draw, conservative declaration: makes no arithmetical sense.

A draft declaration drawn up earlier this week did not mention Kyoto at all.

Condorcet was one of the first to declare for a republic, and in August 1792 drew up the declaration justifying the suspension of the king and the summoning of the National Convention.

"There are issues of trust and the possibility of disputes down the line so the key is to discuss, list and draw up a legal declaration of trust covering every single possible eventuality, including how any future profits are divided," Mr Curran says.

"We decided to draw up a Queer Declaration to express the serious situation of LGBTQ people all over the world who face death, imprisonment, lack of housing, jobs and basic human rights as reasons why we should be explicitly included in the text," she explains.

The aim is to draw up a global declaration that will tackle animal trafficking.

Many of the 2002 goals for children have been drawn from recent UN declarations aimed at pulling hundreds of millions out of poverty within a generation.

The law on euthanasia allows people with mental capacity to draw up a prior declaration of intent to request euthanasia should they be in an irreversible state of unconsciousness and no longer able to ask for euthanasia themselves.

Its name was drawn from the Declaration of Independence, from a phrase first concocted by Thomas Jefferson.

Stanton drew up the "Declaration of Sentiments" that guided the Seneca Falls Convention.