Sentence examples similar to guarded declaration from inspiring English sources
The declaration earned guarded but optimistic praise from world leaders, including Trump, who said on Friday that only time would tell, but that he did not think Kim was "playing".
By contrasting the convenience of "txt msgs" with the labor-intensiveness of crocheted sculpture, I transform a naturally guarded form of communication into declarations of truth and lies.
He cites Ben-Gurion's declaration that Arab rights "must be guarded and honoured punctiliously" with no allusion whatsoever to the discrimination towards its own Arab citizens that has characterised Israel since its birth.
Mr. ElBaradei, whose own proposal includes a provision that narrowly defines the military's role guarding national security, said the declaration "really should be put to a referendum so it would have some legitimacy".
Like nervous parents on prom night, Ms. McGuire and three armed security guards chaperoned the Declaration of Independence, hovering over it for much of the evening.
Four years and two days later, on November 8 , 1918 the German guards signed a declaration of brotherhood with the internees at Ruhleben, and hoisted a red flag over the camp before releasing their prisoners (Stibbe, p. 16).
He is carried off by the police and the military, presumably to his death, but not before he gets the comfort of the compassion of one of his young guards and a declaration of love from a young woman who sees in him a spirit of adventure that gives her hope she too might escape her mountain-ringed valley and see the great world beyond.
They assert jurisdiction only over the physical goods that cross the geographic borders they guard and claim no right to force declarations of the value of materials transmitted by modem.
