Sentence examples for in a subsequent declaration from inspiring English sources

Iran ratified the international Chemical Weapons Convention in late 1997 — Libya followed suit in 2004 — and said it would forswear such arms because they were "inhumane". But in a subsequent declaration to inspectors — not previously disclosed — it admitted making 2,500 tons of mustard agent near the end of its war with Iraq.

Subject to the provisions of Article XII-2 below, the scope of the territorial application may be modified by a subsequent declaration.

"The court finds that Dr. Norris's testimony, as it has been presented in this courtroom and now in her subsequent declarations, she may be a very reasonable person and she may be a good scientist, she may be honest, but she has not been honest with this court.

This offer was rejected by Transdniestria's government, and an overwhelming majority of Transdniestrian residents voted for independence in a 2006 referendum (though the subsequent declaration of independence was not recognized elsewhere).

Twenty-eight Catalan politicians are being investigated by a Supreme Court judge for their role in the banned referendum and subsequent declaration of independence.

The revolutionary movement was reeling from the return to military rule following a coup in July 2013 that ousted Egypt's first elected president, Mohamed Morsi, the Rabaa massacre the following month, when hundreds of Morsi's supporters were killed in clashes with the security services, and the subsequent declaration of a state of emergency and curfews across the country.

Erdogan's offensive against journalists has increased dramatically following the attempted coup on July 15 , 2016 and his subsequent declaration of a state of emergency in Turkey, which gives him unprecedented power in issuing decrees against anyone deemed critical of his government.

The decision, a State Department statement said, came after the coup attempt and the Turkish government's subsequent declaration of a 90-day state of emergency.

On Friday morning, Judge Pablo Llarena announced that 13 senior Catalan leaders – including Turull and the deposed regional president, Carles Puigdemont – would be charged with rebellion over their roles in last year's unilateral referendum and subsequent declaration of independence.

The poll date was set last Friday when Rajoy stepped in to take control of the region and sack Puigdemont and his administration in an attempt to restore legal and constitutional order following the unilateral independence referendum and subsequent declaration of independence in the Catalan parliament.

In a subsequent press release for a separate disaster declaration that month, he said, "Ordinarily, preliminary damage assessments are completed before the emergency disaster declaration is requested".