Sentence examples for that the declarations from inspiring English sources

Jack Gutt, a spokesman, said in a statement that the New York Fed had intended to hold the litigation rights and that the declarations were true.

The Clinton campaign, perhaps worried that the declarations from the news organizations would suppress turnout in today's primaries, also reacted coolly.

The senior director for Asian Affairs on the National Security Council, Dennis Wilder, said on Thursday that the declarations regarding proliferation and uranium would be negotiated separately with the United States and would not be part of the main declaration called for in last year's agreement.

However, it cannot be excluded that the products contain such substances without listing them on the labels: In 2000, Rastogi found that the declarations of preservatives in the ingredient lists in 45%% of the analyzed skin creams were wrong [31].

Lord Mansfield's name is frequently mentioned in modern legal settings as the originator of "Lord Mansfield's Rule", in his own words: "...the law of England is clear, that the declarations of a father or mother, cannot be admitted to bastardize the issue born after marriage".

I believe that we are working in the right direction, and I hope that the declarations of the European Council in Laeken, which has been a good finale to a brilliant Presidency, can quickly be turned into concrete actions which, as I said at the beginning, will allow the European Union to make significant progress in its project of political consolidation.

WICKET! Flintoff c Jacobs b Collins 58 (42 balls); England 325-5 declared That's the declaration.

For example, Russia – an ally of Serbia – kicked up a fuss, declaring that the declaration of independence was illegal – a fuss they still don't want to drop.

That song, "The Declaration," we've had so many teachers in school tell us that they have used that record to teach children The Declaration of Independence.

Thousands of South Ossetians fled to the North in the 1990s amid the violence that followed the declaration of independence.

Republican anarchists reject the founders' morality, the sentiments that produced the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution.