Sentence examples for from that declaration from inspiring English sources

Stern had vowed "enormous consequences" for failing to make a deal this weekend, but he backed away from that declaration.

He was given 30 days to provide a full and accurate declaration of all his stocks and programmes of weapons proscribed in that 1991 resolution; any falsehood or omission from that declaration would mean that he was in "material breach" of the resolution.

This weekend, it wouldn't hurt to put down or turn off the mowers, blowers, fireworks, Smart phones, TVs, and all the rest of our noisemakers and listen to the birds and waves while reading a few passages from that Declaration of Independence.

And that is why all the way through we have tried to provide a diplomatic solution -- after four and a half months since we passed Resolution 1441 -- we're now three months on from the declaration that Saddam made on the 8th of December that not a single person in the international community -- not one believes was an honest declaration of what he has.

Mr. Blix said he had learned from Iraq that the declaration will include new data about its past nuclear programs and about materials and equipment Iraq has obtained that could be used for civilian purposes or to make illegal weapons.

When Haggis read this in Freedom, he presumed that the church had obtained its information from the declarations that members sometimes provide after auditing.

Table  8 shows the method of analysis for specific outcomes.> This trial is conducted in accordance with the ethical and scientific principles that originate from the Declaration of Helsinki and GCP [ 35] and local regulations (http://www.sda.gov.cn/ypzcgl/ml.htm).htm

"EQUALITY!" That declaration, from a tweet by pop singer Adam Lambert, was among the many enthusiastic reactions from musicians Friday in response to the Supreme Court's ruling that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry in the United States.

I just can't get the ideals from that pesky Declaration of Independence out of my head.

That declaration stemmed from a charge by a single clerk.

Far from being a goofball tautology, that declaration is a shrewd assessment of monarchy management in an era when image rules supreme.