Sentence examples similar to mark declaration from inspiring English sources

Thus, Ghana, before independence in 1957, had been the British colony of the Gold Coast, in which the British denominations of shilling and penny were traditionally used; special gold was coined to mark the declaration of a republic in 1960.

"We had a great number of people down on 4 August to mark the declaration of World War One, and the numbers have certainly held up subsequently".

The agent marked my declaration form with a large circled "D" and sent me off to the search room.

Farage described Verhofstadt as a "fanatic" and said his appointment marked "a declaration of war on any sensible negotiation process".

The nation is gripped with anticipation, and as luck would have it the fixture falls on Argentina's independence day – 198 years old, this is a youngish country where the blue and white flag-waving on 9 July is usually limited to school celebrations marking the declaration of the Congress of Tucumán.

From within Mr. Arafat's compound, Nabil Aburdeineh, a senior aid to the Palestinian leader, said by telephone today that the operation marked a "declaration of war" against the Palestinian people, and called on the United States to call off the Israelis and to isolate Mr. Sharon and his government.

With growing health concerns, a stakeholder meeting between the BIS and the Health Ministry officials marked the declaration of specific allowable limit - no pesticide should exceed 0.0001 mg/litre and total content of pesticide not exceeding 0.005 mg/litre.

That exclamation mark is a declaration of war.

The declaration marks a significant change in tone for the M23 rebels.

The joint declaration marks an achievement for an organisation that has often been ineffective in handling regional disputes.

For many, what became known as the "East of Suez" declaration marked the formal end of the British empire.