Sentence examples for said a declaration from inspiring English sources

But an EU official said: "A declaration can always be found.

"We're always going to be a little bit of an iso, one-on-one kind of a team, which, to be honest with you, is pretty good," D'Antoni said, a declaration that would have made jaws drop in Phoenix.

"Winning one is not enough," he said, a declaration of ambition hardly feasible in years gone by, when Evans was as likely to be found in a nightclub as the second round of a grand slam.

"Profits should be taxed where economic activities deriving the profits are performed and where value is created," said a declaration of the G20 leaders in September after a summit meeting in St .Petersburg, Russia.

And in the Rockies, snowed in for weeks, she beat off (she says) a declaration of love from a trapper with one eye and "a massive brain".

"Safeguarding and creating sustainable employment and decent work are crucial to ensure public support for long-term emission reductions," says a declaration that may be adopted at the summit and is supported by the EU.

Siegel says a "declaration" against research cloning would have much less authority than a treaty, which he says would lead to new laws in member countries and would have a "chilling" effect on research.

Still, critics say a declaration wouldn't fully address the crisis.

Adam Tomkins, professor of public law at the University of Glasgow, said a unilateral declaration of independence would be illegal and "bonkers".

Speaking in Washington alongside Donald Trump, Rajoy said a unilateral declaration of independence would be "very wrong" and questioned the integrity of Sunday's vote.

But the inspectors have said a weapons declaration Iraq delivered earlier this month is wanting, and the United States has dismissed it as a lie.