Sentence examples for from a declaration from inspiring English sources

A binding of a name and an entity results from a declaration.

Agüero and Forlán's post-match comments were far from a declaration of eternal love for Atlético.

Extract from a declaration communicated to the Press by M. Edouard Daladier, President of the Council of Ministers, Minister for War and National Defence, on April 13 , 1939

The Court found the circumstances presented by that case "functionally indistinguishable from a declaration of mistrial". 432 U.S., at 31, 97 S.Ct., at 2146.

Following is an excerpt from a declaration on Tuesday by Iran and European foreign ministers on Iran's nuclear program and issues the International Atomic Energy Agency raised.

"The idea regarding the flag is an unconventional one and, I would admit, probably misleading," she said, reading from a declaration by Mr. Oettinger.

Progressives on the left of the party had been holding out for a declaration from the more promising Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren.

"We are still waiting for a declaration from the Russian Federation that they are cutting their production," Mr. Ghanem said, referring to OPEC.

That was a long way from being a declaration that the company finally has a grip on the various cost over-runs in its UK business.

Having reached that conclusion, I see little to be gained, and much to be lost, by refraining from making a declaration of incompatibility.

Far from being a declaration of war on the suburbs, it's a statement of hope about the good intentions of local leaders to be fair in their land use and housing policies.