Sentence examples for resulting declaration from inspiring English sources

The resulting Declaration of London classified goods as (1) absolute contraband; (2) conditional contraband; and (3) free.

In 1856, the major European nations had outlawed privateering, but the United States had refused to sign the resulting Declaration of Paris (although the Lincoln administration unsuccessfully sought to reverse that decision once the Civil War had broken out).

The resulting Declaration of Ljubljana concluded that "resistance management requires access to a diversity of chemistries, with different modes of action".

The resulting declaration was designed to partially mirror that being produced by the formal government review process.

The resulting declaration was a compromise, and called on the patriotism of both Serbs and Bosnians, although Dangić opposed the inclusion of any call for the unity of Muslims or Croats with the Serbs of Bosnia-Herzegovina, as he stated that all Muslims were responsible for the Ustaše crimes against Serbs.

The resulting Declaration of Istanbul (DOI) has been widely disseminated in medical journals and on the web (see http://www.declarationofistanbul.org/) and endorsed by >125 professional organizations and governmental entities throughout the world [ 7].

The resulting "Vienna Declaration and Program of Action" has given form and content to the subsequent development of international human rights.

The resulting Amsterdam Declaration towards MFHs in an ethno-culturally diverse Europe [ 7] was launched, which offered broad recommendations on MFH care.

If you're planning on following the results very closely so you can be first in the know, then you may find the list of expected results declaration times for the local elections in England (sourced from the Press Association) just the ticket.

The ICTY was supposed to help close these "old wounds" and support the reconciliation process, but resulting nationalist declarations from all sides continue to make it look more like a revival of the conflict.

Shabbir Cheema, writing in The Express-Tribune from Lahore, says an unconditional apology will be "difficult for the Obama administration to do in an election year," adding that "a compromise is likely, resulting in a declaration of remorse by the U.S. that falls short of a formal apology".