Sentence examples for the declarations made from inspiring English sources

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.

The final speeches and the declarations made cannot escape the evaluation from an ideological canon of geo-political location of the participants.

"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".

I have taken note of the declarations made at the beginning of the presentation of the working programme and in this debate and I welcome them, just as I also recalled the comments made by the Dutch Prime Minister, someone for whom I have utter respect and consideration, Mr Wim Kok, who said that he thought that those declarations were a gaffe.

It is also clear that the low appreciation of the value of health research persists despite the declarations, making funding for research far more dependent on external sources than the total health budgets.

So the signers of the declaration made the bold and doubtful choice for independence.

The vote made independence fact, but the Declaration made it principle.

The declaration made residents eligible for low-rate relief loans, grants and other financial assistance.

It is sufficient here to quote the declaration made by the Chancellor of the Reich on the 20th February , 1938

The declaration made it harder for Iranian negotiators to make compromises and for Rouhani to claim victory in Vienna.

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.