Sentence examples for or declarations from inspiring English sources
There were no conclusions or declarations by the participants, said Iraq's foreign minister, Hoshyar Zebari, one of the highest-ranking diplomats there.
Mr. Obama and his advisers say what Africa needs now are not more lectures from an American president or declarations about the dangers of war and other violence.
The agency, Dr. ElBaradei added pointedly, "has received no such notifications or declarations from any state since the agency's inspectors were withdrawn from Iraq in March 2003".
But in between the GIFs or declarations of "Yaaaaas Gaga" that flooded Twitter, some fans hatched a unique plan to help the song get more attention.
The fetiales were Roman officials employed in making treatises or declarations of war, whose work gradually fell into disuse at the beginning of the empire (late 1st century bce) when the state cult was in decline and losing its vitality.
Both books agree that Tocqueville's essential accomplishment was to take the study of democratic politics away from philosophy and make it more like anthropology, a human science — to see that it wasn't social contracts or declarations of the rights of man which made democracies work but the subtle and contradictory workings of existing mores and manners with evolving laws and rights.
Question 1: Has your journal made any effort to positively prove the credibility of COI disclosure or declaration (especially when "No COI to declare" is reported)?
"We'd need some official finding or declaration that a person was dead or 'presumed dead' before AP would declare him so," said Mike Silverman, managing editor of The Associated Press.
At the 1929 Lahore session of the Indian National Congress, the Purna Swaraj declaration, or "Declaration of the Independence of India" was promulgated, and 26 January was declared as Independence Day.
I prioritise dialogue over debate or declaration.
Someone might punctuate a dinner conversation with a quote from our Constitution or Declaration of Independence.
