Sentence examples for has issued a declaration from inspiring English sources

The collective, which also includes Gro Harlem Brundtland, the former Norwegian prime minister, and the former Irish president Mary Robinson, has issued a declaration that places much of the blame for the world's problems directly on the doorstep of companies.

ETUC has issued a declaration in which it warns that austerity is:...dragging Europe into economic stagnation, indeed recession, as well as the continuing dismantling of the European social model.

The president has issued a declaration of values.

White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney has issued a declaration of class war against the American people.

In order to prevent the formation of a "corner," they have issued a declaration prohibiting merchants from charging more than eleven dollars a pieul (113 pounds), the record price reached to-day [Sept. 5].

The military, emerging openly on to the political scene for the first time, had issued a declaration, ominously described as Communiqué Number Two, undertaking to guarantee a democratic transition, according to the slow constitutional plan framed by Mr Mubarak.

Copenhagen, 4 December…  Three South African youngsters were among the 164 gathered young people aged 14 to 17, gathered from all over the world, who have issued a Declaration in Copenhagen committing to personal changes in their own lives and demanding that governments take action to protect the world from the terrible effects of climate change.

The Haitian water authority has issued a "diarrhea declaration" expressing particular anxiety about the spread of cholera, a water-borne disease, to the earthquake area, where many have experienced nearly relentless misery since the quake struck.

Mr Lewis wonders why al-Qaeda calls its enemies "crusaders", given that the crusaders were European Christians, not the Americans or Jews against whom it has issued a formal declaration of war.

Opponents like the Greens, Sinn Fein and an amalgam of right-wing Catholic groups contend that Ireland's influence would be diluted in a larger Europe and that its neutrality would be undermined by a European militarization even though the European Union has issued a formal declaration to the contrary.

A coalition of eight academic and scientific nonprofit organizations in Turkey has issued a joint declaration of support for Pekünlü that accuses the Turkish government of giving the astrophysicist an unjust trial.