Sentence examples for up to the declaration from inspiring English sources

The Guardian opposed British intervention right up to the declaration of war.

On shelves were catalogues containing correspondence by the insurance company leading up to the declaration of total loss.

She attributed to the country ideas about socialism and equality which were indeed part of the founding vision, right up to the Declaration of Independence.

In the months leading up to the declaration of war, women made and hung blackout curtains and blinds, and sealed any gaps round the edges with brown paper.

It is hard to recapture the turmoil in the colonies during the months leading up to the Declaration of Independence, the sense of upheaval and exhaustion.

Daniel Akerson, the CEO, left it to his vice-president of sustainability and global regulatory affairs to announce the company was signing up to the declaration, saying the company "wants to be a change agent in the auto industry".

But a report to be published on Thursday at a conference hosted by the European Shoah Legacy Institute (ESLI) will accuse Poland of being the most egregious example of a failure to live up to the declarations.

The initiative was launched at mid day yesterday in Addis Ababa, Johannesburg, Ouagadougou and Khartoum as a follow-up to the Declaration by the African Ministers of Health last year to declare 2006 a year for promoting HIV prevention campaigns.

Delegates are due to sign up to the Moscow Declaration calling for the UN general assembly to declare 2011-20 the "decade of action for road safety", with the goal of reducing the forecast level of global road deaths and injuries.

Signing up to the forest declaration shows their intention to change their ways and reduce deforestation dramatically.

The report's authors call for Poland, and others, to live up to the Terezin declaration, which was designed to offer over justice to millions of families.