Sentence examples for in the declaration of a from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that ISIS argues that any delay in the declaration of a "Caliphate" would be wrong.

And its rolling success, culminating in the declaration of a new caliphate, has drawn volunteers from local tribes and around the world.

By Dexter Filkins November 14, 2015 ISIS has claimed responsibility for the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, which have resulted in the declaration of a national state of emergency.

The French report involves months of investigation in Clichy-sous-Bois and Montfermeil, two Paris suburbs where rioting in 2005, largely involving Muslim youth, resulted in the declaration of a national state of emergency.

After more than a year of unrelenting demonstrations following Chaudhry's dismissal culminating in the declaration of a "Long March" arranged by the country's lawyer community but joined by political leaders led by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, who also had been deposed by Musharraf in March 2009 the court ordered that the chief justice be reinstated.

An AEC spokesman told Guardian Australia the counting and scrutiny of about 15,000 postal and pre-poll votes means a further delay in the declaration of a result, with an automatic recount triggered if the difference between the two leading candidates is less than 100 votes.

Their sense of difference is encapsulated in the declaration of an alleged Al Qaeda spokesman: "You love life, and we love death".

(2) The ordering of mobilization includes in itself the declaration of a state of defense according to Part I, in case the latter is not already proclaimed, without prejudice to the directive of Article Six.

He mentions rituals and workshops but ignores the one document the assembly discussed in common, the Declaration of a Global Ethic, which proposed a set of principles and values that all religions could support.

The attacks in Cairo, the declaration of a state of emergency and the appointment of 19 former generals to governorships should put to rest any idea that the Egyptian military's objectives are the re-implementation of a democratic process.

In 2009/2010, the declaration of a worldwide influenza pandemic by WHO focused the attention of the media on influenza.