Sentence examples similar to setting declaration from inspiring English sources

We had a very astute captain in Mark Nicholas, who was pretty good at setting declarations.

Given that setting, the declaration on July 5 that SARS had been contained (in less than 4 months after its initial recognition), represented a remarkable achievement for a truly extraordinary international public health effort.

One imaginative soul even set the Declaration of Independence to rhyme.

So England don't want to take a wicket and New Zealand, in trying to set a declaration target, would prefer to score more slowly".

The professional basketball league has given Sterling until May 27 to respond to the allegations and a voluminous set of declarations that accompany them.

I bloody hate slow third-innings batting when a team is setting up a declaration.

The conference is scheduled to conclude with the signing of a declaration setting out goals and targets containing and reversing the AIDS epidemic.

Under the plans, female bishops would be introduced with a house of bishops "declaration" setting out guidance for parishes where congregations reject female ministry.

This led to the 1984 Joint Declaration, setting out the key provisions for Hong Kong's post-1997 future, which incorporated under British pressure substantial safeguards for the territory's economic and, to a significant but lesser extent, political autonomy.

If they fail to win, they will be relegated, which is the explanation for Worcestershire old boy Batty's generous, pre-agreed declaration, setting the Bears 281 to win.

This is nothing new, even if the setting for the declaration was a bit off for a Democrat.