Sentence examples for formulate a declaration from inspiring English sources

During the week, the delegates from different countries will work mostly behind closed doors, trying to formulate a declaration against racism, discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.

At the end of their deliberations, the 39 delegates to the J8 will formulate a declaration that they will present in a meeting with the G8 leaders, who are gathering here for their summit on 7-9 July.

The famous Letter Scene, in which Tatyana spends an entire night formulating a declaration of love, begins with her future husband Gremin reading in bed; he conveniently falls asleep.

The nations of the world came together to formulate a Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, after these forces had run their vicious course.

This approach would view the Universal Declaration as attempting to formulate a justified political morality.

LONDON — It was a lofty idea: formulate a British "statement of values" defining what it means to be British, much the way a document like the Declaration of Independence sets out the ideals that help explain what it means to be American.

Others hoping to opt out of the declaration claimed that the respect and priority accorded to human rights are different in different cultures, and that the attempt to formulate a global code was an expression of Western imperialism.

It could never formulate a plan.

"But they tried to formulate a case".

Torino struggled to formulate a response.

This appealing novel sets itself a challenge: formulate a plot about formulating plots.