Sentence examples for effect of a declaration from inspiring English sources

The effect of a declaration is that the government is placed under significant pressure to amend the offending law but it is allowed some time to consult on and decide how best to do so.In the meantime the law remains in effect.

The legal effects of a declaration of martial law differ in various jurisdictions, but they generally involve a suspension of normal civil rights and the extension to the civilian population of summary military justice or of military law.

While Brown has downplayed the effect of an official drought declaration, those affected by the water shortage say it will be an important tool in focusing Californians on the problem.

Shadegg, of course: He wants the party, in effect, to make a declaration of independence from pork spending and the government-for-sale corruption that has become its abiding image.

Pakistani analysts said the emergency order was, in effect, a declaration of martial law because there were no constitutional provisions allowing such an order.

What is ironic is that if a company were to totally eliminate its dividend, it would be less costly to holders than the net-of-tax effect of a REIT's new-rule declaration.

The effect of the declaration by the Cuban cabinet was to reject the United States demand that Cuba permit inspection by the U.N. to verify that Soviet missiles and other weapons have been removed from the island.

In a 34-country comparison undertaken by the OECD in 2006 in order to monitor the effect of the Paris Declaration, the average ratio of aid disbursed in a timely fashion was 41%, and this value was 50% in Zambia [ 27].

The address which was delivered by the Egyptian minister of defense, Lt. General Abdul Fatah al-Sisi, on the July 24 was, in effect, an official declaration of a civil war, an additional proof that the military coup against the elected Egyptian president was an act which was extremely miscalculated and poorly handled.

In the present study, the aim was to investigate the effect of the Paris Declaration on coordination of health sector aid at the district level in Zambia.

In this, one of the first studies to analyse implementation of aid coordination below national level, the aim was to investigate the effect of the Paris Declaration on coordination of health sector aid at the district level in Zambia.