But the authorities' later declaration of a no-fly zone for Benghazi, believed to be the first time a state has made such an order against its own air force, went ignored.
The implication was not that this had scarred or radicalized Osama, or that the visit was somehow responsible for his later declaration of war against the United States.
A later declaration of martial law in Portsmouth extended the commission's remit yet again, allowing for civilians to be tried under martial law and, if necessary, sentenced to death.
I cringed slightly at that line, I confess, yet bought completely Danny's later declaration of love – Tom Rob Smith's occasional overwriting can make the simpler statements that bit punchier, I find.
Australia set out to make it, if not tough, then tedious, setting fields back so he was able to take a leisurely single and then bringing them in again to keep him off strike, all in the knowledge that the later Cook's declaration,, almost certainly when he had reached 200, the better for them.
Democrats complained that the later, but still premature declaration that Mr. Bush had won Florida made Mr. Gore look like a sore loser when he challenged the vote count.
It would also form the basis of the US Constitution in 1797 and, two years later, the Declaration of the Rights of Man, issued at the start of the French Revolution.
Incidents of questionable practices in human biomedical research in the history have triggered the need for international regulations e.g. the Nuremberg Code in 1947 and later the Declaration of Helsinki in 1964.
A week later, the declaration was extended to include individual assistance for anyone who experienced damage from the storm.
Whilst he nuanced his argument a few days later, the declaration itself shows that Latin American governments are becoming increasingly progressive in their nature.
