Sentence examples for preparing a declaration from inspiring English sources

A23 Arafat and Legislators at Odds Palestinian legislators moved closer to rejecting the cabinet of Yasir Arafat, while Fatah, Mr. Arafat's movement, was said to be preparing a declaration rejecting attacks against Israeli civilians.

Answering reporters' questions for the first time yesterday, Hariri's son Saadeddine also appeared to blame Syria, saying: "It's obvious, isn't it?" The UN security council was preparing a declaration yesterday calling on the government to bring Hariri's assassins to justice.

The European Union is preparing a declaration which will ensure that, post-Brexit, a unified Ireland could automatically become part of the organization, just as east Germany did when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989.

In 1874 a conference at Brussels prepared a declaration relative to prisoners of war, but it was not ratified.

Dr. Dershwitz said that soon after the botched execution, the state asked him to prepare a declaration it could file in court if it needed explaining how the injection of the chemicals muscularly would work and verifying that it would be painless.

Our legal team has prepared a declaration of support for the Washington State Attorney General who will be filing suit against the order.

Meantime, Congress appointed a committee to prepare "a Declaration of Independence".

Officials from China and the EU are preparing a Friday "joint declaration reaffirming their commitment to climate and energy policy and the implementation of the Paris agreement," Reuters reported.

The Congress appointed a committee of five to prepare a sample declaration for discussion purposes three weeks later on July 1, the date set for a vote.

Just in time for the pinnacle of world soccer mania, a team of Christian scholars, pastors and coaches has prepared a new "Declaration on Sport and the Christian Life".

In part because of his rhetorical gifts, in part because he already had a reputation of working quickly, in part because it was thought that Virginia, as the oldest, the largest, and the most deeply committed of the states, should take the lead, the committee unanimously turned to Jefferson to prepare a draft declaration.