Sentence examples for solemn declarations from inspiring English sources

Expect solemn declarations and well-choreographed summitry.

Margaret Thatcher supported German unification — how could she not, after subscribing to so many solemn declarations?

After the sirens and evacuations, the long day in the bunkers and President Bush's solemn declarations of "a different type of war," Washington has settled into the limbo that Winston Churchill, describing the period after the German invasion of Poland in 1939, called an "oppressive pause," a "twilight war" whose ultimate demands remain unsettling because they are so uncertain.

Yet despite numerous solemn declarations by EU leaders that Europe will learn the lessons of the British vote, address the democratic deficit and make Europe work better for its citizens, there is little evidence so far of a purposeful drive to change the way the union functions.

Finally, a new wave of solemn declarations has sprung up from international institutions.

"The extraordinary teaching" signifies the solemn declaration of an ecumenical council (which is the assembly of the bishops) or the most solemn type of papal declaration, known as a definition of doctrine ex cathedra.

That requires a solemn declaration that the United States recognizes and no longer seeks to destabilize the Islamic Republic — an implicit renunciation of force.

The language was designed to be a solemn declaration by the five main Stormont parties.

No single, decisive verification-test, no solemn Declaration of Meaninglessness, can relieve us of the labor" (Hepburn 1963, 50).

The 23-year-old Alexander had a broken voice and tears in his eyes as he made the solemn declaration.

France is in a difficult election phase The solemn declaration by President Hollande in Versailles at a joint meeting of the House of Representatives and the Senate took place only a few weeks before the regional elections.