Sentence examples for including a declaration from inspiring English sources

On Monday morning the M23 said they would pull back and give the government a 24-hour ultimatum to meet a long list of demands, including a declaration on state TV and radio announcing the start of negotiations.

But the government's brief said that Microsoft's proposal "does not address some of the most important violations found by the court," including a declaration that the company had illegally linked its Web browser to the Windows operating system.

Aziz has not responded to online questions about his whereabouts but in the last few days he has posted messages about the conflict, including a declaration of support for militant group ISIS.

To that end, most regional affiliate pages run a message outlining some ground rules, including a declaration that its members not be racist or homophobic — a useful disclaimer for making the group more palatable than many of its less clever peers.

Cowan did order the unsealing of 15 court documents, including a declaration by Redstone's daughter, Shari Redstone, who is vice chair of his media companies, Viacom Inc. and CBS Corp. .

In the latest update to its widely used stylebook, the news service has added a chapter devoted to polls, including a declaration that "poll results that seek to preview the outcome of an election must never be the lead, headline or single subject of any story".

Yesterday, delegates voted overwhelmingly to amend the church's constitution to include a declaration against racism.

The clerics are expected to deliver their verdict today, which could include a declaration of war against the US.

The motion included a declaration by Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy secretary of defense, on behalf of the secretary.

That "new style" included a declaration of regret that approached an apology, but Conway refused to say to whom, or about what, Trump was apologizing.

There was "The Chain," a plea for continuity that includes a declaration -- "if you don't love me now, you will never love me again" -- with disturbing implications for a candidate trailing in many polls.