Sentence examples for setting declarations from inspiring English sources
We had a very astute captain in Mark Nicholas, who was pretty good at setting declarations.
The deadline for the declaration, set by Resolution 1441, is Sunday.
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".
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.
Early on in the process, the document was split into a declaration setting forth general principles of human rights, and a convention or covenant containing binding commitments.
Russia, Iran and Turkey said last week they were ready to help broker a peace deal after holding talks in Moscow where they adopted a declaration setting out the principles any agreement should adhere to.
