Sentence examples for identify declarations from inspiring English sources

In 2014, around 95percentnt of forms were submitted in an electronic database which records Canada's annual exports "but does not have the capacity to automatically identify declarations that may be high-risk".

The example illustrates the potential of strongly differentiating markers to identify false declarations even with small sample sizes.

wood has been used to identify false declarations on the origin of wood used for the production of barrels for wineries in France (Deguilloux et al. 2004).

Molecular genetic markers have been suggested as potentially suitable tools to identify false declarations due to the great stability of DNA and the impossibility to manipulate the DNA contained in dead plant tissue (Finkeldey et al. 2007b).

Forest certification schemes, state agencies such as customs offices, forest enterprises producing timber according to the principles of sustainability, and environmentally conscious consumers profit from reliable methods improving the traceability of timber and offering opportunities to identify false declarations of the origin of timber.

If an occupational cause is identified, a declaration of occupational illness should be made (recommendation, expert agreement).

Correa identifies the Declaration as a "strong political statement" and "a 'subsequent agreement' between the parties regarding the interpretation of a treaty or the application of its provisions, under Article 31.3(a) of the Vienna Convention on the Law of the Treaties"[ 12].

Some cited his dispiriting Inaugural Address as the beginning of the end; others identified Trump's declaration that he was sending a naval "armada" to try to deter North Korea when it was actually thousands of miles away.

18): The right to keep and bear arms, like all constitutional rights, is neither absolute nor unlimited; by treating it as such, our government has been derelict in its primary duty, as identified in the Declaration of Independence, to safeguard our inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

With the need for strengthening the SADCC identified, the Windhoek Declaration transformed the SADCC in 1992 to form what is currently known as the (SADC 1992).

The declaration identified eradicating poverty as the greatest global challenge facing children and families.