Sentence examples for the declaration constitutes from inspiring English sources

The declaration constitutes formal recognition of the serious health impacts from asbestos contamination in the Libby community.

Finally, the P.L.O., for which the declaration constituted an unquestionable diplomatic triumph, failed to cash in on the European prize by hastening its transformation from an armed guerilla to a political organization.

Before Iraq submitted the document, the White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, noted several times that omissions in the declaration would constitute a violation of United Nations Resolution 1441.

Addressing inequality is widely expected to be the centerpiece of Obama's state of the union address later this month, although critics question whether the president's ambitious declarations constitute much more than political jockeying ahead of the mid-term elections.

The Atlas, which was launched at the Ministerial Meeting of the Union for the Mediterranean in Malta in conjunction with the UfM Ministerial Water Declaration [13], constitutes a remarkable interdisciplinary effort.

They will urge him to announce that the declaration is false and constitutes a "material breach" -- and then send the bombers.

The third link established in the commission's declaration is constituted exactly in this context of the improvement of border administrations.

Next year we will commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of the Second Vatican Council Nostra Aetate, which today constitutes for the Church the sure point of reference for relations with our "elder brothers".

To preclude a retreat from the earlier Allied declarations, the Czechoslovak National Council constituted itself as a provisional government on October 14.

Once citizenship was universal, it ceased to constitute a distinction; thus the declaration of it through the custom of funerary commemoration rapidly passed out of favour.

The declaration by the Red Cross that the Syrian conflict constituted a civil war confirmed what many observers have already said.