Sentence examples for represent a declaration of from inspiring English sources
Tehran has long said such actions would represent a declaration of war, and there are legal experts in the west who agree.
Although it could be argued that these documents lacked legal clout, they represented a declaration of intent and a step toward establishing a global sustainability agenda.
A1 The White House and State Department offered veiled criticism of Israel's construction of the fence, warning that it should not represent a unilateral declaration of a border.
More than anything else, this magisterial exhibition represents a political act, a declaration of artistic independence (and identity: I create, therefore I am), a line drawn in the desert sand; the opposite of which would be to do nothing: no art, no biennial.
The patriarch began his sermon at the Cathedral of Christ the Savior on Sunday by saying that those gathered "had not come for a demonstration," but his comments later represented an open declaration of the church's role as a consolidating conservative force in society.
The letter represented an unofficial declaration of independence for Texas.
"Because that allegation would represent a potential financial benefit and that potential and alleged financial benefit was not declared as part of his ministerial declaration, this could represent a breach of the ministerial code.
"Because that allegation would represent a potential financial benefit, and that potential alleged benefit was not declared as part of his ministerial declaration, this could represent a breach of the ministerial code," the Prime Minister's official spokesman said.
Others have made a similar case, arguing that it more closely represents a set of symbolic goals than a declaration of principles.
Churchill represented this to the war cabinet "as near as possible a declaration of war".
Just a few years after he represented Howell in court, the Continental Congress asked Jefferson to draft a declaration of independence from the British Empire.
