Sentence examples for its declaration of a from inspiring English sources

Because the disease requires a long-term approach, it has decided to end its declaration of a Public Health Emergency of International Concern PHEICC).

The U.S. went so far to instigate the International Atomic Energy Agency to internationalize its moves to stifle the D.P.R.K., putting its declaration of a war into practice.

In the Middle East, advances by Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and its declaration of a caliphate have threatened the territorial integrity of several states.

Iraqi forces are battling to retake the city, which is 30 miles west of Baghdad and was Isis's first major conquest before its declaration of a caliphate in 2014.

But since the group's capture of swaths of territory in the core of the Middle East and its declaration of a new caliphate in 2014, the holy month has always seen an upsurge of violence.

But he added that he foresaw the possibility of a move by the I.R.A. that would be bigger and more important than its declaration of a cease-fire in 1994, the act that first enabled Sinn Fein to enter mainstream politics and become a participant in the peace negotiations.

Last year, China's crimes were its declaration of an Air-Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ) over an area including islands it disputes with Japan; and its dispatch of an oil-rig to drill in waters claimed by Vietnam.

The border wall case is somewhat different because the White House is using its declaration of an emergency as a justification for steering federal dollars to the wall against the wishes of Congress.

High-profile diplomacy by American and Japanese leaders is bearing fruit in the wake of China following up its claim of sovereignty over virtually the entire South China Sea with its declaration of an air defense identification zone over much of the East China Sea.

The meteoric rise of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and its declaration of an Islamic State straddling the two Arab countries raises the spectre of a militant Islamist state in the heart of the Middle East close to the borders of US allies like Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.

Its sweeping advances into Iraq, gruesome tactics and, most pointedly, its declaration of an ultra-conservative Sunni Muslim state covering the wide portions of eastern Syria and northern Iraq that it now controls have led both to U.S.-led airstrikes and pledges of allegiance by 13 fellow Islamist militant groups.