I'm wary of grand statements about films and generations, such as Rolling Stone's billboard-ready declaration that The Social Network is "the best movie of the decade, which also defines the decade", of which the latter half may be right, but the glass is still fully empty, as this doesn't make The Social Network nor the decade very good.
By August, when the state's unions meet in Hot Springs to decide on their endorsements, they may be ready to reconsider their declaration of war against Mrs. Lincoln.
Along with the Americans, they aim to use the coming months to build up a critical mass of European countries ready to recognise a unilateral declaration of independence by Kosovo when the talks inevitably fail.
He outlined the scale of his ambition to transform the terms of Britain's membership of the EU in his long-awaited speech when he cast himself as a modern-day heretic ready to challenge the defining declaration of the 1957 treaty of Rome which founded the EEC.
That's how we'll know if the GOP is ready for that ultimate public declaration of love: the relationship status change on Facebook.
John Adams was a leader in pushing for independence, which was unanimously approved on July 2. A committee of five had already drafted the formal declaration, to be ready when Congress voted on independence.
Microsoft said the declarations were not ready when it filed its response to the government plan this month.
The Yankees believe Rodriguez not only violated the collective bargaining agreement by having Gross speak on his behalf but also ignored an understanding between him and the club that said he would not make declarations about being ready to play before the Yankees have done so.
He added that the summit should set out to solve the issue "once and for all .A joint declaration that was readied for signature on Monday provided for annual summits between the two leaders and six-monthly meetings between their foreign ministers.
Clark Judge of CBSSports.com does take a moment to notice that Sanchez has already done better in the N.F.L. than Pete Carroll did (ouch!) despite Carroll's declaration Sanchez was not ready (zing!).
He might have lurched to the left, embracing the sort of populism that seemed presaged by his post-Massachusetts declaration that he was "ready for a fight" with the banks, but that would have alienated the centre.
