Sentence examples for get it declaration from inspiring English sources

But I think the We Get It! declaration makes better sense when you learn that it is backed by the Family Research Council and its spokesperson Tony Perkins (no, not the one in Psycho – I think) who says that "we cannot justify policies that make food and energy more expensive on the grounds that we're fighting against an environmental threat that is at best speculative".

The "We Get It!" campaign's declaration is something to behold: God created everything.

When Zaka released him, with a forceful declaration that he would get it if he told anyone about their conversation, Kasparov crept away.

"It was the first to get results with its declaration of sovereignty, and now it will be the first to make corrections".

And the artists who are gay seem to have scant interest in "we're here we're queer get used to it" declarations.

Although antitrust cases can sometimes take years to resolve, Boies said he believed he could get a declaration of summary judgment much sooner, perhaps in three months.

And he would not get his declaration until the exact moment he signed the treaty.But Mr Klaus presumably cannot sign in October, if the Czech constitutional court has not finished pondering the legality of the Lisbon treaty.

"We brought this case to try and get a declaration from the judiciary that the executive branch is bound by the law," said Jon Eisenberg, a lawyer who represented the charity, the Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation. Al-Haramain Islamic Foundation

The Sunday Times said all three peers had told their undercover reporters at the time that they would declare any payment in the House of Lords register - but then they discussed ways to get around declaration of interest rules by asking colleagues to table questions and host events.

Piece together a puzzle for him to get the Declaration of Independence.

Over powerful opposition, it managed to get declarations on religious liberty & on the relations between Chrisians & Jews onto the floor of the Council.