Sentence examples for weak declarations from inspiring English sources
But politics has a habit of finding ways around the law, and when the state is weak declarations of rights tend to be unenforceable.
And in the face of all this, we have but weak and startled declarations of ignorance by Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and silence from the Oval Office.
Lydia Alpízar, executive director of the Association for Women's Rights in Development, told member states: "The text of the political declaration is weak and does not go far enough towards the transformative change that is needed for gender equality.
The declaration is not only weak and vague but also ominous and out of touch.
(Tehran would not be required to make a public declaration, which it fears would make it look weak in the eyes of its populace and its neighbors).
Dr. Mark Dybul, the acting United States global AIDS coordinator, said in an interview that the United Nations had passed "a fine declaration" in which he had not found any weak points.
Their bet, each time, has been that a fierce enough political declaration will intimidate markets into backing away from a weak member of the club.
Wellington's declaration against parliamentary reform in November 1830 finally brought about the fall of his weak and unpopular government.
In a company declaration, CFO John Drexler cited a competitive operating environment compounded by decreased coal consumption and weak international and domestic economies.
Murphy and his backroom team have simply pored over policy areas where they deem the SNP to be weakest and that§ resonate deeply with working-class voters and come up with some eye-catching declarations.
