Sentence examples for that declarations from inspiring English sources

But it takes nothing away from his case or the grit with which he pursued it to suggest that declarations of a sweeping victory for people with disabilities are premature.

In an Africa where 20 states are classified as fragile and 28 countries need food assistance, the need for a real rural transformation backed by investment and not just words is critical – I have often said that declarations don't feed people.

To the bishops and primates who have threatened a break in communion, he said that "declarations of being 'in' or 'out' of communion with one another may assuage our anger or our fear," but undermine the message of the gospel to "our broken and divided world".

From citing gazelles as her new favorite animals, explaining the logistics of the HuffPost's "nap rooms," and suggesting that declarations of sleeplessness should be viewed with disdain rather than admiration, her advice quickly became clear.

Prime Minister Ehud Barak told his cabinet, according to Reuters, that "declarations of this kind do not contribute to the atmosphere required to advance the peace process".

Bashar al-Assad has rejected calls by the US secretary of state that he should take part in talks, insisting that "declarations from outside do not concern us".

And — MR. SCHIEFFER: So you're saying we've already made that declaration?

Looking back, however, that declaration was overly optimistic and a tad premature.

Critics said that declaration was evidence of the administration's unilateralist stance on international issues.

(General Odierno, whom Mr. Colbert compared to Shrek, diplomatically talked that declaration down).

Until last week's ruling, New Jersey was one of only 4 states that limited that declaration to just four choices while prohibiting alternative or third party declarations.