Sentence examples for in a joint declaration from inspiring English sources

In a joint declaration, signed in December of 1993, each abandoned its pretense.

Under ideal diplomatic circumstances, Russia and China would be persuaded to join with Nato in a joint declaration.

In a joint declaration between the two nations, the United States promised to provide much of that help.

The meeting this month in India did not end in a joint declaration, with a dispute over the divided state of Kashmir the sticking point.

After intense American pressure, Yasir Arafat condemned the attack and called on Israel to join him in a "joint declaration for a cease-fire".

The unions, in a joint declaration, said they wanted to show "firm opposition to austerity measures which would plunge Europe into stagnation, if not recession" creating deep "injustices".

He said the embassies of the United States, Britain and Australia which founded the school in 1951 released a joint declaration "expressing concern that the detentions may violate the presumption of innocence assured under Indonesian law," according to the Globe & Mail.

Father Hotchkin was involved in the dialogue between American Catholics and American Lutherans, and he also played a role in the European contacts that preceded the signing in 1999 in Augsburg, Germany, of a Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification by officials of the Lutheran World Federation and a Roman Catholic cardinal, with the blessing of Pope John Paul II.

Global Reporting Initiative's (GRI) Sustainability Reporting for Sustainable Development conference, held this June in India, issued a joint declaration (pdf) stating that while the government bill was welcome The 2% ruling could lead to forced philanthropy, 'tick box' behaviour, tokenism or even corruption, and masking of data to avoid having to comply.

All they got out of the exhausting pre-Easter talks in Belfast was a joint declaration from Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern, the Irish prime minister, containing phrases that might make it easier for unionists and republicans to compromise without losing face.At present, it is the republican side that looks in more danger of losing face.

Namibia and Germany have been in talks about a joint declaration on the massacres, which Germany has recently admitted were genocide, but Herero and Nama descendants have been excluded from the talks.