Sentence examples for of those declarations from inspiring English sources

That is one of those declarations that is designed to sound resoundingly firm, but is essentially meaningless when subject to closer inspection.

One of those declarations comes from central political council member Marios Vasileiou, a man who currently looks likely to become Cyprus's answer to Geoffrey Bloom, blurting stuff out before he's considered the damage his mouth might do to his party's reputation.

One of those declarations cames from central political council member Marios Vasileiou, a man who currently looks likely to become Cyprus's answer to Geoffrey Bloom, blurting stuff out before he's considered the damage his mouth might do to his party's reputation.

NICE, which is currently reviewing its policies on disclosure and conflicts of interests, recommends that "members should declare all interests at the beginning of all appraisals" and that those declarations of interests be kept in files available for public scrutiny or are recorded in the minutes of the meeting [ 27].

Whether made under societal duress or in a moment of quiet desperation, those declarations often seem like a formula for failure, disappointment and self-recrimination.

Despite those declarations of fealty, aides to Mr. Zebari say that even before the bombing, the staff had tried to sabotage him.

Both of these declarations pissed a lot of people off.

Paul Collingwood had one of those tricky declaration decisions at Chester-le-Street after the third day was lost.

The principles align with those of the declaration of Helsinki for ethical principles for medical research involving humans.

Also, 42% correctly mentioned one international guideline or regulation at pretest, with most of those knowing of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Read a little further to those parts of the declaration we seldom venture into after ninth-grade civics class, and you may feel something other than admiration: an icy chill of recognition.