Sentence examples similar to issue of declaration from inspiring English sources

Where members do agree on a common position, such as support for the Palestinians under Israeli occupation, this rarely if ever goes beyond the issuing of declarations.

"The issue of the declaration is important because that which they declare must later be abandoned," a senior administration official said.

The report also focused on a variety of other issues including timing of declaration, reporting and legal issues surrounding brain death.

Codes of conduct have been enacted in many fields: we may remember, in the field of experimentation on human beings, the Good Clinical Practice or the new issues of the Declaration of Helsinki or the documents by the World Health Organisation.

"We were before the election and we remain absolutely committed but our friends in the Liberals [are] just sort of issuing some sort of declaration and asking us to sign a blank cheque".

Mr Jeremic even took the issue of Kosovo's declaration of independence to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for an opinion.

As the revolution grew more and more radical, he still sought to avoid war, but in the late summer, he, in consultation with French émigré nobles and Frederick William II of Prussia, issued the Declaration of Pilnitz, in which they declared the interest of the monarchs of Europe as one with the interests of Louis and his family.

The government was tonight set on a collision course with the public sector after union leaders accused George Osborne of issuing a "declaration of war" by ruling that public-sector spending should be reduced by £83bn by 2014.