Sentence examples for the earlier declaration from inspiring English sources

Absent was any expression of the earlier declaration that an ideal finish would involve the brothers finishing at the same instant, both winners, both best, yet neither ousting the other.

The Act, which restated and confirmed many provisions of the earlier Declaration of Right, established restrictions on the royal prerogative.

In the same way that the earlier declarations of the party were false, the new claim also contradicts reality.

Oh well, none of that bothers Ronan Hayes, who's still mulling over the earlier declarations of Messers Kelly and O'Leary.

Specifically, Mr. Mubarak came to press for a clear time line for political negotiations on a permanent settlement between Israelis and Palestinians, with the additional twist that he hoped Mr. Bush would endorse the early declaration of a Palestinian state.

Possibly the earliest declaration that "sustainability is dead" was by Alan AtKisson in 2006, and in 2010 Advertising Age included "sustainable" in its "jargoniest jargon" list.

A delegation of eight, led by Antônio Carlos de Andrada carrying this declaration, proceeded to the Imperial Palace of São Cristóvão to ask if Pedro II would accept or reject the early declaration of his majority.

He also said he believed he would be more effective at helping forge bipartisan agreements in the Senate if his colleagues did not believe he had "ulterior motives". Home-state politics also may have encouraged the early declaration.

Indeed, most of the patients, due to the early declaration of the disease by vaginal bleeding, are diagnosed at an early stage and with Type I EC.

The early declarations of faith like "I Will Follow," the flag-waving calls to social consciousness like "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and especially the rock psalms that made the band legendary from its albums "The Joshua Tree" and "The Unforgettable Fire" received loving treatments.

"He does not want to be judged by where the economy ends up in a couple of years, but by from where he started". In tone and manner, Obama's speech was eerily reminiscent of the early declarations from the past four presidents, who took office warning of economic perils that lay just around the corner.