Sentence examples similar to mirrored declarations from inspiring English sources
Article 29 of the Declaration is mirrored by article 10(2) of the European Convention on Human Rights, both of which the UK has signed up to.
Trump's seeming ambivalence over an emergency declaration mirrors disagreement within his own party.
The wording of the declaration mirrors wording in the 1992 "Statement by Atmospheric Scientists on Greenhouse Warming," which described the climate science findings as "highly uncertain" while also arguing an increase in carbon dioxide would have "beneficial effects on most crops".
While the actors narrate these mirrored stories the dancers gloss their emotions with mute choreographed declarations of desire, need and hate.
"We are all New Yorkers now," ran an e-mail from Berlin that day, mirroring John F. Kennedy's declaration 40 years earlier, "Ich bin ein Berliner", and predicting Le Monde's headline the next day, "Nous sommes tous Américains".
Heard also calls Depp "an alcoholic and drug addict", (mirroring what she said in her declaration for a restraining order), while adding that his substance abuse has increased over the years.
The resulting declaration was designed to partially mirror that being produced by the formal government review process.
Achieving this level of DAH would require about 0.1%% of the combined GDP of high-income countries, or 15%% of the prior commitment to allocate 0.7%% of GDP to international aid (mirroring the commitment made in the Abuja Declaration).
Ravenna mostly stares in the mirror and makes malevolent declarations.
My husband and I are trying to put this recent escapade in the rearview mirror because my declaration comes with a bit of embarrassment: Yesterday, I had the "winning" score of 11 miles to go in my gas tank and 8 miles to the closest station.
