Sentence examples for past declarations from inspiring English sources

Although Trump portrayed the agreement he signed with Kim as "comprehensive," Russel said, "it was little more than a cut and paste" version of past declarations — if that.

The article emphatically repeated past declarations that changes modeled on American or European political systems were inappropriate for China.

They will make an initial assessment to determine how much of the documentation is new and how much was included by Iraq in past declarations.

The draft resolution "notes with the most serious concern" the lapses in Iran's past declarations and "deplores" the country's failure to resolve all outstanding questions.

Leaving aside President Trump's past declarations that climate change is a hoax, there are heartening signs that the strategy may work: Global carbon-dioxide emissions have stopped rising.

This of ebbing and flowing in their relationship mimics what happens in real life, not only the way relationships change but also the way our present state so often conflicts with past declarations or expectations or projections, no matter how sincere or well-intentioned they were.

He said that in North Korea's case, and in Iran's, he would not be rushed to set deadlines for the countries to disarm, despite his past declaration that he would not "tolerate" nuclear capability in either nation.

By contrast, the British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said he would not rush to judge the declaration, but he said past Iraqi declarations had turned out to be "a pack of lies".

In the past, formal declarations and public pronouncements of a public emergency generally have happened simultaneously.

Past Iraqi declarations provided extensive and highly detailed technical information about how Iraq said it made and destroyed chemical weapons.

It is a factory town, subject in the past to declarations as a de pressed area, but in it The New Englandia book store seems to be doing fine.