Sentence examples for including declaration of from inspiring English sources

Aidan O'Brien is responsible for all but one of Ireland's Breeders' Cup entries, including Declaration Of War, who will attempt to give the trainer his first success in the Breeders' Cup Classic, the $5m finale of the 14-race meeting on Saturday week.

Information about CWD from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, including Declaration of Emergency Information from the Colorado Division of Wildlife.

Preparing a legal infrastructure to administrate these situations is crucial, including declaration of an emergency situation which authorises public health officials to activate such means (19).

Eighty-three percent of the articles did not contain disclosure statements for any author (including declarations of no interests).

Of the 441 research articles (excluding case reports), 316 (71.7%) did not include a statement identifying the source of support for the study (including declarations of no support).

The study adhered to the ethical guidelines for nursing research in the Nordic countries with regard to participant information, including declarations of consent and anonymity [ 38].

The letter the committee drafted reiterated the colony's charter rights, and also included declarations of allegiance and loyalty to the crown.

The template includes declarations of two constant parameters that correspond to the dissociation flux and the association rate of the protein molecules in the domain.

Mussolini delivered all his most important speeches, including the declaration of the Italian empire in May 1936, from its balcony (pictured above).

During the War of 1812, when the British came to torch the city, I learned that a quick-thinking government clerk named Stephen Pleasonton grabbed the country's essential documents, including the Declaration of Independence, smuggled them out of the city, crossed the Chain Bridge, an earlier version of the one there today, and stashed them in a grist mill in Virginia.

And it had a mystery that put the bird-dogging research instincts of Ms. Case, now 61, into overdrive: All evidence, including the declaration of its former owner, who had lived there for more than 50 years, pointed to the likelihood that it had been designed by the celebrated architect Ernest Flagg.