Sentence examples for eventual declaration from inspiring English sources

Even Cook's eventual declaration smacked of undue and unnecessary caution, so that they were almost caught by the weather.

Arrival of British colonial administrators in the 1890s and the eventual declaration of Uganda as a British protectorate in 1894 changed the land tenure system in Uganda.

Serbia and Kosovo have reached a "landmark" agreement in several key areas, according to the EU, in a major step towards normalising ties after their war in the 1990s and Pristina's eventual unilateral declaration of independence.

As part of the eventual deal, the North made a declaration in June of its nuclear activities.

Another reason for the referendum is to create a fresh mandate for the Kurds to get international backing for an eventual negotiated exit from Iraq and the declaration of a new UN-recognised state, probably within the next five to 10 years.

The Zionist movement of the late 19th century had led by 1917 to the Balfour Declaration, by which Britain promised an eventual homeland for Jews in Palestine.

But that rests on the decline and eventual departure of Hall and Griffith and one quixotic declaration in 1968.

His continuing support of "the American schema," as the declaration on religious liberty was called at the Council, brought about its eventual acceptance on December 7th, the final business day, by a vote of 2,308 for and 70 against.

"There is a British idea... that we look at different ways to fulfill the terms of the Bucharest declaration," Ms Rice told reporters last week, referring to the Nato promise to both countries of eventual membership.

Among his contributions to the eventual reckoning with America, Mr Chirac has been musing out loud about putting some sort of "declaration of independence"—presumably from America in the new EU constitution now being drafted.

The council's 37-article constitutional declaration, which was published earlier this month, provides a realistic and detailed timetable for the eventual election of a democratically elected president and a 210-member Assembly with 20 months.