Sentence examples similar to indefinite declaration from inspiring English sources
That is a result of the declaration of an indefinite ceasefire by the FARC guerrillas.
Sri Lanka's president, Chandrika Kumaratunga, seemed to fear so, immediately declaring an indefinite state of emergency.At worst, the murder might have been a declaration of war by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, whose campaign for an independent homeland for the Tamil minority in the north-east of the island has already led to some 65,000 deaths.
The Chinese are worried by Taiwan's increasingly separate identity and have warned that not only a declaration of independence, but also indefinite stalling of reunification talks could lead to war.
Knowing that provision, no senator or representative voting in 2001 for the resolution would have understood its general terms to allow for an indefinite time unsupervised surveillance that even a formal declaration of war would not permit.
Brutus continued with an implication directed against the Constitution's framers: Ought not a government, vested with such extensive and indefinite authority, to have been restricted by a declaration of rights?
Administration spokespeople advised that we are engaged in a perpetual "state of war" against terrorism -- without any declaration of war from Congress authorizing the indefinite conduct of such a war!
The contract is labeled IDIQ, meaning indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity.
The declaration, released through UN's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, also condemned the policy of indefinite detention as "a flagrant violation of international human rights law [which] in itself constitutes a form of cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment".
In a little-known sworn declaration filed in federal court in May — it concerned the case of a detainee challenging his indefinite detention and the detention facility's hunger strike policies — the former warden of Guantanamo described how forced cell extractions work.
