Sentence examples for the declaration made by from inspiring English sources

If it has a theme, it's embodied in the declaration made by one of its many grim, unsmiling clerics: "Knowledge is the enemy of faith".

But he says this package is "adequate" because of the five guiding principles contained in the declaration made by the house of bishops in last November's vote.

They endorsed the declaration made by their senior ministers which said that "terrorism in all its forms is a threat to economic stability in APEC as well as a threat to regional peace and stability".

The declaration, made by the WHO director Margaret Chan, will trigger funding for research to try to establish whether the Zika virus, spread by mosquitoes, is responsible for the large numbers of babies born with abnormally small heads in Brazil.

But because of blocking tactics by a small number of countries - including Bolivia, Venezuela and Nicaragua - those targets and the declaration made by world leaders could not be formally incorporated into the UN process.

Yep, that wonderful day every year where we celebrate the declaration made by a group of guys in 1776 -- aka our Founding Fathers -- that led to the birth of America.

The leaks have emerged as he is seeking re-election and at the same time trying to strengthen the investigative powers of the safeguards department – the part of the IAEA devoted to verifying the declarations made by states – in the face of resistance led by Russia and about a dozen other countries.

"This journey comes in a delicate moment, after the tragedy of Gaza, the recent attacks against the symbols of our religion on an Israeli TV channel and the declarations made by Holocaust-denying Bishop Williamson," he told SIR. "Christians in the Holy Land need the Pope and his voice of truth and justice now more than ever".

The "unilateral declaration" made by the United Kingdom to the court is a highly unusual admission of widespread failures in the investigation into the cause of the Falklands veteran's death.

As we had no access to the hospital database, nor did we seek any complementary information on patients or doctors (the patient records were completely anonymous), the approval of the study by an ethics committee – beyond the usual declaration made by hospital authorities for the use of patient data – was not necessary.

Politicians, belatedly grasping the new institutions' importance, are fighting to gain influence over them with hearteningly little success.Take the most celebrated case involving the new agencies: that of the asset declaration made by Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand's prime minister, while serving as a minister in a previous government.