Sentence examples for the declaration about from inspiring English sources

In July, Noriega sued Activision over the game, seeking lost profits and damages; the declaration about his grandchildren was part of a back-and-forth with Activision establishing each side's case.

And the declaration about giving parents "different options" seems a veiled reference to his support for charter schools and school vouchers, the latter a politically charged phrase he has stopped using of late.

But the declaration about the undrinkable water, made by newly elected mayor Karen Weaver on Monday, is positive in this regard: it is evidence that a semblance of democracy has returned to Flint.

Overall, the percentage of agreement about occupation were higher than that about other family characteristics such as the presence of smokers in the family, the presence of physical or emotional problems, or the declaration about lifestyle and diet (data not shown).

And, he added, for America, "There is a very long road that has not been properly studied yet from the declarations about deploying a national missile defense to its actual deployment".

I recently read Roberto Saviano's book Gomorrah, in which the author contrasts the Cosa Nostra of Sicily and 'Ndrangheta of Calabria with the Camorra of Naples: One of the declarations about the Sicilian Mafiosi that shocked me most was made by the Casalesi pentito Carmine Schiavone, in a 2005 interview.

The declarations about the universal values of freedom in an election that is being stage-managed, and in a speech before state journalists who are largely under the Kremlin's sway, immediately raised eyebrows among analysts and diplomats in the West.

"Remember the declarations about 'the woman of his life'," the reader added, clearly referring to an interview Mr Hollande gave to Gala magazine in 2010.

The two executives made the declarations about their personal wealth as part of the latest rendition of Kenya's fight against corruption or to quote Mr. Oigara, ".....to initiate greater transparency.....".....

The first two sentences of the Laeken Declaration about the debilitating effects of the two World Wars confirm my belief that the European Union is a force for good in the world and Britain, like all other Member States, derives great benefit from the existence of the EU.

The unilateral declaration about the scope of the committee's probe sparked concerns among Democrats that Burr would hamstring the investigation.