Sentence examples for the declaration yesterday from inspiring English sources

The declaration yesterday can therefore be seen as a calculated move by Mr Denktash to strengthen his hand internationally rather than a serious attempt at total UDI.

With the declaration yesterday that the Women's National Basketball Association had sold its defunct Orlando franchise to the Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville, Conn., Val Ackerman, the president of the league, made no attempt to dodge the issue of whether it was appropriate for a gambling operation to run a professional sports team.

In effect, the new building sets in concrete — and lots of steel and glass — the declaration this month by Mario Draghi, the bank's president, that "the euro is irreversible".

The declaration last week of adherence to Isis by Boko Haram, the Islamist group capturing territory and kidnapping girls in Nigeria, led to widespread publicity.

On that very same day — the 50th anniversary of the adoption of the declaration, July 4 , 1826— in Quincy, Mass., Jefferson's fellow drafter and signer John Adams also died.

The Declaration has become the basis for many national statutes and is used as a guide by practitioners and research ethics committees around the world.b In its 26th principle, the Declaration (2013) states that.

"The declarations today show there is no scientific evidence to support the plaintiffs' lawyers' allegations," he said.

After his excommunication by Rome, Reinkens joined in the promulgation of the Nuremberg Declaration (1871), the constitution of the Old Catholic church in Germany, and was elected its first bishop.

Even before the UN adopted the Universal Declaration, the Organization of American States approved the American Declaration (1948).

The procedure was compliant with the directives of the Helsinki Declaration (1975, revised 2000) and approved by the Ethical Committee of the Institute of Psychology, Jagiellonian University.

Let's remember the UNESCO Genome Declaration (1997) and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union passed by the European Council of Nice, 7th 10th December 2000.